Chance Machine 90s Slot Review & Free Play

Chance Machine 90s: Help the Gangsters Hide Their Loot for Up to 2,500x Rewards

The 90s had no shortage of gangsters, and Endorphina has decided to bring that era back to life through Chance Machine 90s. Inside a dusty car garage are bags full of cash worth up to 2,500x your bet, along with four jackpots. Just don't let greed cloud your judgment the way it clouded mine.

This classic-themed video slot has three reels, three rows, and five paylines. Vintage cars, shoes, music systems, radios, and other 90s objects fill the reels. Four jackpots up to 1,000x sit beside the grid, while a shady-looking gangster guards the loot from the other side.

During my time in this abandoned garage, I was landing wins every 3 to 4 spins, with average returns of 1.80x to 2.80x my bet. Not too shabby, but considering the jackpots are also integrated into the base game, I was hoping for more. There were no high payouts, that is, until I triggered the bonus.

To trigger the feature, you'll need the collector symbol to land on the second reel, while the money bag symbols appear on reels one and three. Any jackpot symbol can also substitute for a money bag and help activate the hold-and-spin bonus round.

It took me nearly 60 spins to trigger my first bonus. There, I landed two Mini Jackpots, which helped me walk away with a total return of 88x my bet. Roughly 20 spins later, I managed to enter the bonus again and collected another 41x my bet.

If waiting is not your strong suit, there is also a bonus buy option available for 48x your bet, alongside a gamble feature. Personally, I tend to avoid those shortcuts, as nothing is guaranteed once you are in.

To put things bluntly, Chance Machine 90s certainly gave me a chance to chase its jackpots, but the lack of any significant payout spikes limited its potential during my playthrough. If I ever wanted to come back to this relic of the 90s, it’ll probably be because of the bonus round.