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Call Init, then enter SlotsLoop until game is quitted

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- ScriptVar <- 1 (1/6) (*1)

- wSlotBias <- NO_BIAS

- wKeepSevenBiasChance <- 1 (12.5%)

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- Slots_SpinReels (wReel1ReelAction, wReel2ReelAction, wReel3ReelAction)

- PrintCoinsAndPayout (Coins, wPayout) [just refresh the numbers, nothing else]

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- wFirstTwoReelsMatching <- 0

- wJumptableIndex <- BET_AND_START

- Wait for bet, quit or don't start game if no bet or not enough coins

- Take coins from player

- f_INIT_BIAS

- wReel1ReelAction <- NORMAL_RATE

- wReel3ReelAction <- NORMAL_RATE

- wReel2ManipCounter <- 4

- Return

- WAIT_START

- wDelay --

- wJumptableIndex <- WAIT_REEL_1

- Wait A press

- wReel1ReelAction <- STOP_REEL1

- wReel1ReelAction != DO_NOTHING:

- wJumptableIndex <- WAIT_REEL2

- Wait A press

- wSlotBet >= 2:

- (wSlotBias NO_BIAS) || (wSlotBias SEVEN):

- wReel2ReelAction <- STOP_REEL2 (68.75%)

- wReel2ReelAction <- SET_UP_REEL2_SKIP_TO_SEVEN (31.25%)

- wReel2ReelAction <- STOP_REEL2

- wReel2ReelAction != DO_NOTHING:

- wJumptableIndex <- WAIT_REEL3

- Wait A press

- (wFirstTwoReelsMatching 0) || (wFirstTwoReelsMatchingSevens 0):

- Else:

- wReel3ReelAction <- STOP_REEL3 (29.7%)

- wReel3ReelAction <- START_SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3 (23.4%)

- wReel3ReelAction <- INIT_CHANSEY (23.4%)

- wReel3ReelAction <- STOP_REEL3 (37.5%)

- wReel3ReelAction <- START_SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3 (31.25%)

- WAIT_STOP_REEL3

- Return

- Halt Jumptable three iterations [effectively don't call Jumptable next 3 loops]

- Flash screen if win

- wFirstTwoReelsMatchingSevens <- 0

- If lined up SEVENs:

- wSlotBias <- NO_BIAS (75%)

- wSlotBias <- NO_BIAS (87.5%)

- Ask play again or quit

- wJumptableIndex <- INIT

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Call functions at wReel1ReelAction, wReel2ReelAction, and wReel3ReelAction, one for

each corresponding reel, only if the reel symbols of said reel are properly

aligned. They are aligned every X Slots_SpinReels calls while spinning, where X is

(16 / wCurReelSpinRate) and always while static. Also, advance the reels based on

wCurReelSpinRate. (Reels_advanced/frame) = (wCurReelSpinRate / 16)

- DO_NOTHING

- wCurReelStopDelay 0:

- Else:

- Return

- NORMAL_RATE

- Return

- STOP_REEL1

- (wSlotBias != NO_BIAS) && (wReel1ManipCounter != 0):

- If symbol at wSlotBias does not match any of the 3 symbols in Reel #1:

- f_STOP_REEL

- If no match in first two reels:

- wFirstTwoReelsMatchingSevens <- 0

- (wSlotBias != NO_BIAS) && (wReel2ManipCounter != 0):

- Return

- wFirstTwoReelsMatching <- 1

- wFirstTwoReelsMatchingSevens <- 1

- If symbol at wSlotBias equals the last matched symbol (*2):

- Return

- (wSlotBias != NO_BIAS) && (wReel2ManipCounter != 0):

- Return

- SET_UP_REEL2_SKIP_TO_SEVEN

- f_STOP_REEL

- wReel2ReelAction <- WAIT_REEL2_SKIP_TO_SEVEN

- wReel2SpinRate <- 0

- wReel2ManipDelay != 0:

- Else:

- wReel2ReelAction <- FAST_SPIN_REEL2_UNTIL_LINED_UP_SEVENS

- Return

- FAST_SPIN_REEL2_UNTIL_LINED_UP_SEVENS

- f_STOP_REEL

- If no match in three reels:

- (wSlotBias != NO_BIAS) && (wReel3ManipCounter != 0):

- Return

- If symbol at wSlotBias equals the last matched symbol (*2):

- Return

- wReel3ManipCounter != 0:

- Return

- START_SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3

- Return

- wReel3ReelAction <- WAIT_SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3

- WAIT_SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3

- wReel3ManipDelay --

- wSlotBias SEVEN:

- f_STOP_REEL

- Else:

- f_STOP_REEL

- If any match in three reels:

- wReel3ReelAction <- WAIT_GOLEM

- wSlotBias SEVEN:

- Advance reel #3 until SEVEN match in three reels (*4)

- Advance reel #3 by X slots until there is no match in three reels (*3)(*4)

- WAIT_GOLEM

- f_STOP_REEL

- wDelay 1:

- wReel3SpinRate <- 8

- Return

- END_GOLEM

- wReel3ReelAction <- WAIT_GOLEM

- Return

- INIT_CHANSEY

- Return

- wReel3SpinRate <- 0

- Return

- WAIT_CHANSEY

- Return

- wDelay <- 2

- wDelay <= 3:

- wReel3ReelAction <- DROP_REEL

- wReel3ManipDelay <- 17

- wReel3ManipDelay != 0:

- Else:

- wDelay <- 5

- Else:

- wReel3ReelAction <- WAIT_CHANSEY

- Return

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- wSlotBias != SEVEN:

- wSlotBias <- SEVEN (2/256)

- wSlotBias <- STARYU (7/256)

- wSlotBias <- PIKACHU (20/256)

- wSlotBias <- NO_BIAS (207/256)

- wSlotBias <- SEVEN (3/256)

- wSlotBias <- STARYU (5/256)

- wSlotBias <- PIKACHU (14/256)

- wSlotBias <- NO_BIAS (175/256)

- wCurReelSpinRate <- 0

- wCurReelStopDelay <- 3

- Return

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wCurReel_ is not an address on its own; it identifies wReel1_, wReel2_, or wReel3_,

wKeepSevenBiasChance is wd002 in the disassembly

wCurReelStopDelay is wCurReelSlot0f in the disassembly

wCurReelManipCounter is wCurReelSlot09 in the disassembly

wCurReelManipDelay is wCurReelSlot0a in the disassembly

*1: Slot machine with coords 7,7 in Goldenrod and slot machine with coords 10,7 in

Celadon are guaranteed to set ScriptVar to 1. There is a NPC playing them during

*2: Order of check (from low priority to high priority): upwards diag, downwards

diag, bottom row, top row, middle row; diags only if bet = 3 and bottom/top rows

*3: X is a random number between 4 and 7. If advancing reel #3 by X slots would

yield a match in three reels, X is incremented until it doesn't

*4: One Golem is dropped for every slot advanced this way

*5: wDelay changes to 1 and 2 at some point during each Golem animation

*6: wDelay changes to 1 at some point during Chansey animation

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wDelay is a generic delay variable used to handle user input or to manage the

wCurReelManipCounter is how many times the game can advance the given reel on its

own after the player stops it (initialized to 4 by default).

wCurReelManipDelay handles waiting until the game has finished manipulating a reel.

[(wCurReelManipDelay / (16 / wCurReelSpinRate)] outputs the amount of spins that

After stopping reel #1, the game advances it until the symbol at wSlotBias shows up

anywhere in the reel. To begin with, this already has a ~1/3 chance of no

eventual line up of biased symbol if bet = 1 (probably less, since the symbol will

show up in the top slot if the player stops the reel without it already showing

up). This is also not guaranteed to spawn a SEVEN symbol or a POKEBALL symbol,

since a maximum of 4 advances isn't enough. If in NO_BIAS mode, there is no

In NO_BIAS mode (and SEVEN bias mode) with bet >= 2, reel #2 has a 31.25% chance to

automatically line up SEVENs in the first two reels if there is a SEVEN symbol in

reel #1 (this is a fast re-roll after a small stop delay), but if we're not in

SEVEN bias mode, we won't be able to line up three SEVENs in the end (or anything

Otherwise, after stopping reel #2, if in NO_BIAS mode, it's stopped without

manipulation. If any bias, the game may advance reel #2 up to 4 times, stopping if

the biased symbol is lined up in the first two reels (if there are two or more

symbol matches, only the last line checked counts, but it's not possible

to line more than 2 different symbols at once due to symbol distribution).

After stopping reel #3, STOP_REEL3 is the only possible action unless SEVENs are

STOP_REEL3 manipulates reel #3 advancing it up to four times, stopping only if

there is a match of the symbol at wSlotBias. Lining up the bias symbol is almost

guaranteed, except for SEVENs and POKEBALLs (where odds are still decent), for both

bet = 2 and bet = 3 (slightly worse odds for bet = 2, but virtually the same and

really close to 100%). If in NO_BIAS mode, reel is advanced until there's no match.

The following three modes (slow advance, Golem, Chansey) let reel #3 advance until

there is no match in three reels, before starting their effect.

SLOW_ADVANCE_REEL3 is similar to STOP_REEL3, except that in SEVEN bias mode it

guarantees a line up of SEVENs instead of advancing reel #3 a maximum of 4 times.

If no SEVEN bias mode, the game will make sure that nothing is lined up. This mode

makes reel #3 roll very slow at least 16 times (a complete round), then at least

one additional time until there is a SEVENs match (SEVEN bias mode), or no match

Golems will make SEVENs always match when in SEVEN bias mode, and will lead to no

match of any kind in any other bias mode or in NO_BIAS mode.

Chansey will ensure that SEVENs always match, but can only show up when in SEVEN

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The fact that the bias to SEVEN symbols has a 75% or 87.5% chance to be reverted is

most likely a bug, the chances being meant to be the other way around. Not only is

a small chance like this weird (why bother with such low odds?), but the rarest

wKeepSevenBiasChance mode also happens to be the one with the worse odds.

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db SLOTS_SEVEN ; 0

db SLOTS_STARYU ; 2

db SLOTS_SQUIRTLE ; 4

db SLOTS_CHERRY ; 6

db SLOTS_PIKACHU ; 8

db SLOTS_POKEBALL ; 10

db SLOTS_STARYU ; 12

db SLOTS_SQUIRTLE ; 14

Reel2Tilemap: ; 93339

db SLOTS_PIKACHU ; 1

db SLOTS_SQUIRTLE ; 3

db SLOTS_POKEBALL ; 5

db SLOTS_CHERRY ; 7

db SLOTS_STARYU ; 9

db SLOTS_PIKACHU ; 11

db SLOTS_SQUIRTLE ; 13

db SLOTS_SEVEN ; 0

db SLOTS_CHERRY ; 2

db SLOTS_STARYU ; 4

db SLOTS_CHERRY ; 6

db SLOTS_STARYU ; 8

db SLOTS_POKEBALL ; 10

db SLOTS_SQUIRTLE ; 12

db SLOTS_PIKACHU ; 14

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- Always play in the slot machines with the better odds, during morning.

- Bet = 1 appears to be the worst idea but bet = 2 is probably better than bet = 3.

- Try to stop reel #1 2-4 slots short of the first SEVEN symbol. If you notice that

the game keeps advancing the reel for a split second and a SEVEN symbol shows up at

the top of the reel, it's because this spin is biased to SEVEN. If so, aim the next

two reels less than 4 slots away from the SEVEN, to ensure their eventual line-up.

Else, just smash the A button because the result is pretty much set in stone. Maybe

not if the spin is POKEBALL biased, but it doesn't seem worth it to waste time

- Pay special attention to line up SEVEN symbols if lined them up in the previous

spin, because odds of SEVEN bias go from barely over 1% to generally 25%.

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Sphinx slot game consists of 5 reels and 9 paylines for a player to bet on. The number of lines can be changed but it is best to place your wagers on all of them in order to maximize your gain chances, although it is possible to bet on 1, 3, 5 or 7 lines.
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Sphinx Slot’s Interface

Sphinx has bright graphics and visual effects but on the other hand, it is very simple to use. Here is the list of tips that will introduce you to the game and make the betting a bit easier:

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Spin/Stop – starts the spinning of the reels and once the round begins this button will change itself to stop. By clicking on it, one can stop the spinning before it is automatically over;
Paytable – consists of 2 windows, in the first one, a player can see all of the cards and their value based on the current bet. In the second, you can see the lines and how they look like;
Lines– this button admits changing the number of paylines on which you want to place the stake;
Bet/Line – allows you to change the wagers;
Bet Max – places the maximum wager on all 9 paylines and triggers the lap;
Total Win – in this box, one can see the amount of credits he/she has won in the last circle. This is a cumulative fruit machine which means that the total payment per tour is collected from every successful payline, not only the highest one. At the end of the prize spin, the prize is transferred to the Balance box.

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Cards Included

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The most payable regular icon is the profile portrait of an Egyptian multiplying the stake x2500 if it forms a sequence of 5 on the same line.
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Scarab beetle jewel is the scattered symbol and it will payout regardless of the position on the reels with a prize up to 25 coins.
3 golden coin symbols on an active payline will trigger the bonus play, this is also stacked symbol meaning that it can show itself multiple times one the same reel.

Bonus Tomb

Sphinx features only one bonus, which is triggered by winning at least 3 golden coin icons. After this, the new window opens and you are taken into the tombs beneath the pyramids where you find 5 sarcophagi. You can open one of them and win extra payment or golden Cat which will reward you with another bonus round but with bigger rewards.

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Similar Games

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