I am not an AP player, but I don’t think that this machine can be advantage play under 20: 1)pigs can go up to 70+ free games so need the bankroll to chase. 2) blue pig can pop solo then depending on how much was put into the machine, the bonus may not pay back much. It’s still gambling so can also go broke chasing without a huge bankroll and if and when the blue finally pops, it can be a very disappointing bonus.
The first three gold piggy jackpots sucked. The first was the worst, when you got 5 of seven non-mystery spins. The Grand jackpot saved you, so putting in $3500, and cashing out $5400, gives you a net gain of $1900. Not bad, but you took a big chance. Guess the old adage, 'you need to play big, to win big', is appropriate here. Glad you stuck it out. Too bad, in the instructions, it says under the Red pig, you can only take out the bottom tier of symbols, so it's not possible to take them all out and leave just WILD.
This game makes me nervous. However, last year I won $14.5K on 1.50 spin with 29 games in the blue piggy. It blew up to 63 It cost me $400. But yesterday a $6 piggy , $500 in and only$100 profit. I’ve also had 36 blue piggies and it was awful.
So what number and up would you suggest it to be considered an advantage play? Can you play it when that said number and up is on any of the color pigs?
This is not an advantage game. Found the pigs at 35 once and still lost. Buffalo ascension isn’t an advantage game either. It’s cool tho both of those games make my competition go broke quite frequently.
I think it still is an advantage play. The 1/10 times or so that you actually hit blue and yellow at the same time, there is basically no way to lose. So it is high volatility, but still very profitable in the long run.
Piggies is not an advantage slot machine because yellow and blue pigs don’t always hit together. I have lost a lot of money playing pigs and buffalo ascension.
@@sunmeetkaur7387 I changed my mind on it. Piggies and Ascension are the absolute, far and away, worst games in the casino. They are the only games I've seen where it is a GUARANTEED net loss over any number of sessions.
It basically means playing a slot machine where the odds have tipped in favor of the player. Usually this applies to “persistent state” or banking type slot machines where the player is building up to a feature, bonus or progressive.
winning is not guaranteed even if you start playing on 40 games. AP players are only willing to play 100% profitable slots such as Regal riches, scarab, golden jungle
Great video with your Dad and his three sons! Well done!
I am not an AP player, but I don’t think that this machine can be advantage play under 20: 1)pigs can go up to 70+ free games so need the bankroll to chase. 2) blue pig can pop solo then depending on how much was put into the machine, the bonus may not pay back much.
It’s still gambling so can also go broke chasing without a huge bankroll and if and when the blue finally pops, it can be a very disappointing bonus.
The first three gold piggy jackpots sucked. The first was the worst, when you got 5 of seven non-mystery spins. The Grand jackpot saved you, so putting in $3500, and cashing out $5400, gives you a net gain of $1900. Not bad, but you took a big chance. Guess the old adage, 'you need to play big, to win big', is appropriate here. Glad you stuck it out. Too bad, in the instructions, it says under the Red pig, you can only take out the bottom tier of symbols, so it's not possible to take them all out and leave just WILD.
This game makes me nervous. However, last year I won $14.5K on 1.50 spin with 29 games in the blue piggy. It blew up to 63 It cost me $400. But yesterday a $6 piggy , $500 in and only$100 profit. I’ve also had 36 blue piggies and it was awful.
63? What lol. Doesn’t go that high ever.
I know! I wasn’t expecting it at all! I was really nervous.
@@upliftrr Game rules says it could get to 100 max
So what number and up would you suggest it to be considered an advantage play? Can you play it when that said number and up is on any of the color pigs?
I would say, at least 17.
I would say min 15 - 20+ depending on on the casino RTP and bet size.
Is there a way to tell if you going to get blue and yellow pigs together?
No
This is not an advantage game. Found the pigs at 35 once and still lost. Buffalo ascension isn’t an advantage game either. It’s cool tho both of those games make my competition go broke quite frequently.
Lol
I think it still is an advantage play. The 1/10 times or so that you actually hit blue and yellow at the same time, there is basically no way to lose. So it is high volatility, but still very profitable in the long run.
You already know the House always win… this dude blows $3500 in 14 minutes, and luckily he won $4581$
Piggies is not an advantage slot machine because yellow and blue pigs don’t always hit together. I have lost a lot of money playing pigs and buffalo ascension.
@@sunmeetkaur7387 I changed my mind on it. Piggies and Ascension are the absolute, far and away, worst games in the casino. They are the only games I've seen where it is a GUARANTEED net loss over any number of sessions.
Do these ever triple pop?
Great hit !! i love the piggies machine :) - BTW, is this actually a 500$ profit only ? (4581 - 30%) + 820 ?
He made a little over 2k - put in 2.5k and cashed out 4.5k-ish. That’s not accounting for taxes and tips, which everybody does differently.
@@tedstratton6934 3,703.20$ he won? no?
@@slaniejode2318 No, he had put in $2500 total into the machine.
He put in $3500
Show the whole machine
Great job
I often hear the term advantage play in the slot community. What does it mean?
It basically means playing a slot machine where the odds have tipped in favor of the player. Usually this applies to “persistent state” or banking type slot machines where the player is building up to a feature, bonus or progressive.
How did the mini go from $368 when you first started to $200 while you were playing, and you hadn't hit it?
The four lower progressives always reset after a jackpot bonus whether you hit them or not
#Believe in the pigs
Finally you hit the big one
Nice play! BTW how much to tipp when a handcarry is 4,500$ ?
I usually tip 1-2% on jackpots with a $20 minimum. Some of it also depends on how much profit I made. I believe I tipped $50 on this play.
I won around this much on a treasure box game at Aria. I tipped $60 and the attendant seemed disappointed 😊
Wow 1500 down in 7 minutes of play!!
this slot is a widow maker a true advantage player would not touch this slot
winning is not guaranteed even if you start playing on 40 games. AP players are only willing to play 100% profitable slots such as Regal riches, scarab, golden jungle
I simply do not like this game at all and wouldn't gamble my own money on it. So I enjoyed watching You play lol
Wow...hit the grand jackpot ha bro.😄
Yeah I’ll just stick to 2-5 PLO
Nice hit man! 🎉
Hells yeee
I would have broke the machine after losing 2500
Yeah, and the casino police come to arrest you, come on
Damn taxes.
no if he provides a win n loss statement he will only pay taxes on what he made profit
@@fadikasha9003 Only if you have enough to itemize at the end of the year, if not you're stuck paying them.