Review on 🎰 Electronic Casino Handheld Device with Yahtzee Jackpot by Curtis Sherman

This is a fun electronic game that kept me and my daughters hooked for 6 weeks (a family record). Unlike the casino version, we are constantly building our account, 20 credits here, 100 credits there. Starting from 0 we are already over 400,000. Every once in a while we go back down to around 200 credits, but generally credits keep accumulating. The batteries that came with the game must really have been something as they didn't take that long to replace. We play it several hours a day, pass it around the room, do crafts, watch TV, read, and do homework. When Y lands on reel 3 with the highest coin bet, you are awarded one of two types of bonus rounds. In Bonus Dice you play a standard Yahtzee and try to make the best hand. You win 40 credits per chance, 60 credits per small straight, 100 credits per big straight, up to 1200 per Yahtzee in 6 seconds. In Take a Chance you can spin up to 11 times. You keep spinning as long as you have a chance. Once you get a Yahtzee outcome other than a chance, you get the number of credits multiplied by the number of spins you made: 20 for a small straight, 35 for a full house, up to 100 for a Yahtzee. Landing 100 random spins every time awards 1200 credits. As such, it's almost unlike a casino game that has 9 paylines, requires at least 3 symbols to get the Yahtzee Bonus, requires a scatter of at least 3 symbols to get your chance, and usually drains the player's resources as soon as possible. You need to figure out where the speed buttons are. By hitting spin at the right time you help the game move faster, for example when counting credits or in a Take-A-Chance game. By holding the high score button, you convert your account from credits to dollars and cents. But still it's fun, not difficult, but fun.