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Sexy Joker: Hold Your Nerve for a 5,000x Top Win

In one of their latest and most seductive editions, PoggiPlay wants to challenge our focus. In Sexy Joker, a smiling temptress tries to shift our attention from the coins worth up to 1,000x the bet, the Bonus Game waiting behind her lipstick mark, and the 5,000x max win sitting on top of it all. Did my session falter?

At the start of my playthrough on a simple, three-by-three grid, I had some solid hits, most falling between 0.5x and 6x my bet. Returns found their way to my balance surprisingly often, three to five spins most of the time.

The higher-end ones came either from the Wild, our mistress herself, which covers everything except coins and the Lips, or from combos of those two, which also pull double duty.

The first role is the simpler one. Coins only land on the outer reels, each carrying a random value from 1x to 1,000x your bet. The Lips show up only in the middle and soak up the value of every coin on screen, paying it out on the spot if the trigger isn't met.

The second role is your ticket to the bonus game, but a few things have to align first.

You need coins on both outer reels and the Lips in the middle on the same spin. When all three line up, three free spins kick off the bonus round, the Lips lock in place to keep collecting, and the spin counter resets to three every time anything new lands.

In my session, the bonus game triggered around the 50th spin, with a 7x coin landing early and the round closing at 49x my bet. About twenty spins later, the lips came back around for a second bonus, this one closer to 85x my bet.

Another way into the bonus game is the buy option for 100x your bet. I wouldn't recommend that one until past the 100th spin, because if you wait long enough, it'll trigger on its own.

Putting aside the appeal of the main character, which might be a problem for some, the solid payouts will be a wake-up call. The bonus round may not be so much, but if it appears as often as it did for me, you won't have to worry.

PROS

• Wins up to 5,000x
• Coin multipliers up to 1,000x
• Bonus game with locked lips
• Frequent base game returns

CONS

• None

VIP Crown: A Lightweight Fruit Slot With Up to 860x Rewards

VIP Crown by PoggiPlay is a classic, fruit-themed slot with a polished, clean look and simple mechanics. Scatters and wilds here serve the same purpose as all the other symbols do, making your combos as strong as possible.

There's no bonus game of any kind, the max win is only 860x, and no multipliers anywhere. So, you might wonder where the appeal is. From my point of view, it's in the pressure-free gameplay, the straightforward system, and surprisingly frequent returns.

In my case, those came every two to five spins. Wins ranged from 0.5x to 3x my bet for fruit combos, up to 5x when crowns showed up, and 20x or more when scatters lined up, though those didn't come around nearly as often.

The wilds here do the usual, substituting for any symbol except scatters. They land on the middle three reels and expand to fill the whole column when they're part of a winning combo.

There are two types of scatter symbols. The blue diamond pays for three, four, or five anywhere on the grid, with five reaching 100x my bet. The pink star pays for three only, at 20x.

There's also a standard gamble feature on any win that doesn’t exceed 35x the bet. You pick red or black on a card draw, have up to three attempts in a row, and a correct guess doubles your win. One wrong card and the whole thing's gone.

I used it as my right hand throughout the whole session. Frankly, that was the highest form of adrenaline rush this slot offers, plus a way to profit even more from already strong payouts. That’s how I, literally, made the highlight of my session: 20x return from scatters, gamble twice, 80x total.

Overall, as I said before, the appeal to a slot like this is its lightweight identity. Plus, my balance rarely went below zero. Of course, this kind of session depends on numerous factors, so I'd recommend first trying your luck on the demo here on SlotsMate.

PROS

• Wins up to 860x
• Scatter wins up to 100x
• Expanding crown wilds
• Strong base game wins

CONS

• No free spins or bonus rounds
• Infrequent scatter combos

Bunny and Clyde: Rob Banks Vaults For Golden Easter Eggs Carrying up to 2,500x Wins

Bunny & Clyde by PoggiPlay takes the whole Bonnie and Clyde idea and swaps it for a rabbit with a gun and a fox in a suit robbing banks for Easter eggs. WIthin the bank vault you will find up to 5x wild multipliers and a free spins bonus where multipliers can be increased by 8x. For a short and sweet game with a 2,500x max win, this slot left me frustrated more than anything. Let me explain. 

The game runs on a 5x5 grid with just 13 paylines, which honestly feels too low for the size of the grid. Symbol pays range between 0.80x to 30x your bet, but in my session, that didn’t matter much. Wins were slow, usually showing up every 4 to 8 spins, and most of them sat between 0.80x to 3x. A lot of those came from basic royal combinations, while wilds barely showed up often enough to make a difference.

Wilds only appear on reels 2, 3, and 4 and carry multipliers between 2x and 5x. When they do connect, they help, but I didn’t see enough of them to lift the base game in any meaningful way.

The bonus is triggered by landing 3 scatter symbols. You start with 3 spins, and from there it’s all about landing egg boosters that modify reel multipliers. Silver eggs add values either to a single reel or all reels, usually between 1x to 10x. Gold eggs do the same but multiply the values instead, ranging from 2x to 8x. Every time an egg lands, the spins reset back to three.

I triggered the bonus after about 30 minutes of spinning and a noticeable drop in balance. The first attempt was rough. No eggs landed at all, the spins burned out instantly, and the round ended at 5x my bet. That one felt wasted.

The second trigger went slightly better. I saw a mix of silver and a few gold eggs, pushing some reel multipliers up to around 13x. It looked decent on the surface, but once everything added together, the total payout came out to 41x my bet. Not terrible, but nowhere near enough to make up for how slow the base game felt leading into it.

Bunny & Clyde is easy to understand and runs smoothly, but between the low paylines, weak base game, and a bonus that doesn’t always deliver, it feels a bit too limited to stick with for long.

PROS

• Up to 5x wild multipliers
• Re-triggerable free spins 
• Up to 2,500x wins

CONS

• Low number of paylines
• Slow and weak base game
• Unreliable bonus wins