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Multi-Line SlotsA slot machine with multiple pay lines. Return to the slot machine terms main page. The upward limit on Multi-Line slots continues to increase, from 9 to 20 to 50 to 100. The attraction of a multi-line slot machine is that the player has many different combinations on which they can win. Usually, there are more reel symbols, so the chances of a single reel symbol combination appearing are smaller. But when you have 9 times more paylines (or more) where you can win, you'll still hit more often than on a 1 payline slot machine. The problem many see with multi-line slots are that most of the hits pay off in small amounts. On some hits, you might pay (as an example) a $1.00 to play and win only $0.50. This doesn't even cover the cost of the original bet. For this reason, a certain section of slots players view multiline slots as gimmicky slots. The definition of a gimmicky slot machine is one with lots of small hits, which give the impression you are winning a lot, but are actually taking your money from you. Other slots players love the multi-lines. These games create the sense of a lot of action, with enhanced sounds for wins and other bonus features. One's opinion on multiline slot machines probably depends on whether a player is an old-timer who likes Classic 3-Reel slots or players who prefer the modern sensibilities of video slots games. |
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