Power Play Slot – Free Demo
Provider:
TopSpin
No reels spin in TopSpin's Power Play: a cricket field is the bet board, split into eight zones from Third Man to Long On, and each round lands on one of them. Every zone pays 1:5.75, and after a win a prompt asks whether to bank it or risk it on a double-or-nothing pick.
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Eight Fielding Zones Instead of Reels
The developers launch, Power Play, is not a slot. TopSpin, the studio behind it, also makes Golden Egg and Kaboom. But it does carry rather some wallop and, furthermore, it arrives with a cricket theme. The session logged for this review ran 300 rounds at 10.00 each, starting from a balance of 10,000.00. Power Play is a cricket-styled instant table game with eight betting areas and no reels or paylines. Chip values run from 0.25 to 5. It benefits from a Gamble option after every win, where every area returns 1:5.75, and you can reach this game from 25 cents to 25 per round. Across those 300 rounds, 3,000.00 was staked and 2,760.00 came back, leaving the balance at 9,760.00.
Covers, Mid Wicket and the Rest of the Pitch
When you initially load up the game, you'll view a cricket pitch. The field itself is the bet board, and chips go onto one zone or several before the round is played. It will also supply the layout for your session, and areas on the pitch comprise Third Man, Point, Covers, Long Off, Fine Leg, Square Leg, Mid Wicket and Long On. In the session every stake went on Covers, and the round settled there 48 times out of 300. None is more lucrative than the others, every area handing you 5.75 times your stake when the round settles on it. Each of those 48 wins paid 57.50, and the longest gap between them was 22 losing rounds, ending on round 55.
The Gamble or Collect Prompt After a Power Play Win
Power Play is wholly about the Gamble / Collect decision. The session met that prompt 48 times and took Collect on every one. It enters into play when the round settles on an area you've wagered on. Bets placed on the other zones lose in that same round.
Once activated, Collect secures the win, while Gamble stakes it in a double-or-nothing chance game. In the Gamble, a correct pick doubles the amount and a wrong pick loses it.
Final Minty Score: Rendering Power Play one of the more uncommon games I've encountered in a while, the unconventional cricket layout makes for rather a distinctive experience, and there are few games rather like Power Play.