Calypso Coins Slot Machines

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Calypso Coins slot machines follow the 3-reel, 1-payline format that is so familiar to fans of Vegas Technology slot machines. The Calypso Coin slots game has a larger jackpot than many of the Vegas Technology games coming out today, with a jackpot about twice the size of many of their games. When you play Calypso Coins slot machine games online, you can expect a 2500 coin maximum jackpot and a chance to play a free preview game to see if you enjoy calypso.

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Calypso Coin Slots

Calypso coins has 10 winning combinations with a 3-coin maximum bet. Collect 3 Suns to win the 2500 coin jackpot. Other large jackpot amounts include three sevens (the familiar 777), which wins you 240 coins for a 3-coin bet. Any combination of 7's and Suns wins the player 120 coins, while three 3-bar symbols win 90 coins and three 2-bar symbols win 60 coins.

The maximum jackpot (for 3 suns) on a 1-coin bet is 500 coins, while the maximum payout for 2-coin bets is 1000 coins. The 3-coin bet raises the jackpot 2.5 times what the 2-coin jackpot is, so you are advised to always place the 3-coin bet, to maximize your payout percentage when you win. If you don't feel comfortable betting a 3-coin bet, drop down one coin denomination and give that a try. Calypso Coins slots gives the player maximum flexibility when making their bets.

The coin denominations on Calypso Coins range from 10 cents to 10 dollars. When making the max wager, you'll be able to bet between $0.30 and $30.

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Calypso Coins Music

Calypso Coins slots draws on the Calypso music of Trinidad and Tobago for its inspiration, so I thought I would give a very brief overview of what Calypso music is.

"Calypso music" is described as "Afro-Caribbean" music that was instrumental in the development of both the Swing-reggae music of Jamaica as well as Jamaican ska music. Ska music, which was popular in Jamaica as early as the 1960's, but only gained mainstream popularity in the United States in the 1990's, combines elements of calypso, mento (Jamaican music similar to calypso) and American rhythm & blues and jazz.

Calypso music is characterized by strong, distinct rhythms blended with drums and percussion instruments. In many ways, calypso music sounds similar to Jamaican Reggae music. Calypso can be traced back to the 19th, perhaps as early as 1834, when a French carnival came to the islands. Eventually, calypso music was considered the best medium for news in Trinidad & Tobago, with the lyrical content debated by political figures and journalists alike. Because Calypso music would discuss corrupt political practices, the British authorities often tried to censor native calypso songs. The British authorities' attempts were never fully successful, due to the popularity among the locals of calypso.

Now, calypso music has been turned into a slot machine. You might try the game, if nothing else to hear what calypso music sounds like.