Power Push: Jin Gou / Long De Xiyue Advantage Play Strategy

Power Push features a tray above the reels that holds coins and prizes. When coin symbols land on the reels, they move into stacks of coins at the back of the tray. Any time a coin is added to a stack, there is a chance the push bonus will be triggered. During the push bonus, the stacks of coins get pushed forward, sliding the coins and prizes off the tray, where they are then awarded. Each stack holds 25 coins and the push bonus is guaranteed to trigger after 12 full stacks (300 coins).

• The push bonus is based on real physics. The higher-value prizes are heavier and therefore more difficult to move. It can sometimes take multiple push bonuses to win the prizes, especially if they are not on top of coins. The good thing about this game is that if you didn’t trigger the prizes on your first push bonus, that usually means you triggered the bonus early and didn’t lose too much. And when it takes a long time to trigger the bonus, that means you built up lots of stacks of coins and are more likely to get everything pushed in.

• The Slow Motion Mega Push occurs when you have at least five full stacks of coins. It is for entertainment purposes only and has no effect on the outcome.

• This game might not seem like it, but it is essentially a must-hit-by since the push bonus is guaranteed to trigger after the 12th full stack of coins forms.

• Casual players (and hustlers who don’t really understand the game) tend to focus on the coins that are built up, rather than the prizes. Ploppies almost always finish playing anything with big stacks of coins, so your best plays will usually be valuable prizes with zero coins.

• The progressive gems (the most valuable and rare prizes) lie with their pointed end facing away, making them look similar to the balls. So be sure to always double check for the gems.

• A quick way to check this game is to look on the bet pad for bet levels that are on fire. The flames usually appear when there is around 50–60 units of equity on the tray, so it is not necessarily a play, but it is always worth checking. The stacks of coins aren’t always factored in, so there will sometimes still be playable situations without the flames, but it isn’t very common. Be sure to check all denominations for plays.

• There is another less common version of Power Push with the subtitle Shiseijuu Fortunes. This is an entirely different game and operates on an eight-spin cycle.

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