THE BASICS
How to win at slots: check the starting point
Before you sit down, look at what is already on the screen.
Some slot machines keep useful progress between players. An almost-finished counter, stored wilds or an active feature can make a machine more interesting than the same game on a fresh screen.
That is the idea behind this site. Find your slot, match the version, and check the numbers before you play.
Three colors. One quick decision.
Red: do not play that state. Yellow: maybe, if you are willing to take big losses. Green: go wild. The starting dataset is yellow while the entries are being reviewed. A color describes the setup; it cannot promise the next result.
Check the exit, too
On a game with a ten-spin cycle, the useful progress may disappear after the tenth spin. On a moving-wild game, the wild may slide off the reels. Once that happens, you are facing a different starting point.
A growing counter can take much longer. Read the chase flag before treating a high number as a quick play.
Start with a game you recognize. The slot list gives you the current entry numbers and the important exceptions on one page.