Silver Bullet (Mega888): what a run of one-line, one-sen spins looks like

Mega888's Silver Bullet is the saloon-cabinet slot from the 918Kiss lobby, with silver-white buttons instead of green ones and a purple menu icon in the corner. The old page captured eight spins, and seven of them are at the smallest bet the machine takes. That makes it a good look at what a 1-line session actually feels like.

Starting point: 9 lines, 0.90

The hero shot has all nine lines drawn in colour and Credit 117.52, Lines 9, Bet 0.90. It also shows three symbols that did not appear on the 918Kiss page: a wooden barrel, a gold sheriff's star and a revolver on a purple badge.

Dropping to 1 line at 0.01

From the second shot on, Lines reads 1 and Bet 0.01. Only line 1, the middle row, can pay. The credit goes:

117.51, 117.51, 117.49, 117.49, 117.48, 117.48, 117.47.

A sen or two at a time, with no win in between (some shots are the same spin caught mid-reel and landed). From 117.52 to 117.47 is five sen in all.

How a spin runs

Press PLAY and it turns into a red STOP. The reels land left to right: in several shots reels 1 and 2 have stopped while 3 to 5 are still a blur, and in the last one only reel 1 is showing. On a 1-line bet, reel 1's middle symbol is the first clue to whether the spin is going anywhere.

The jackpot strip

PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT 378,812.44 scrolls under the logo in red and does not change once across the eight shots. The RANDOM tag above it does: 11,580 at the start, just over 12,170 at the end. MAJOR and MINOR bounce around between a few hundred and two thousand.

Is 1 line worth it?

It keeps the balance still, but the middle row alone rarely lines up, and you are spinning without playing most of the machine. All nine lines at 0.01 each (0.09 a spin) is a better test of the game. The symbol guide is on Silver Bullet (918Kiss), and more Mega888 titles are in the Mega888 overview. If you want your own run at it, request a Mega888 ID.