Quick Hit Machines

[Roy FrazierParticipant]

My wife loves playing Quick Hit machines we are going to New Orleans this weekend staying at Caesars, are their any advantage plays to look at on Quick Hit machines? Thank you

[Ben RosenthalKeymaster]

The only Quick Hit-related advantage slot I know of is Quick Hit Cash Falls (see attached photo), which I’ve only seen in the Las Vegas Airport and The Venetian so far. I am sure it exists elsewhere, but it seems rare at this point. I don’t have a write-up for that game yet—I should next week sometime—but it plays like Cash Falls, Ultimate Fire Link Cash Falls, and Cash Wizard Magic Trio, which I do have sections on:

Cash Falls

Ultimate Fire Link Cash Falls

Cash Wizard Magic Trio

Then there’s another Cash Falls-related game, Ultimate Fire Link Cash Falls Explosion, which I should also get to next week.

But to answer your original question, there’s only one advantage slot related to Quick Hits that I know of, and it’s a short-run kind of game, meaning you’d be taking a few spins here and there when you see a positive play, not spinning on it for any length of time.

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[NickelsParticipant]

I’m not sure what the pivot point would be to turn the game positive, but if she absolutely must play quick hits, it certainly wouldn’t hurt for her to be picky about choosing the one with the highest progressive total, especially on the smaller progressives that might actually hit like the 5 quick hits jackpot.

There are some games where it isn’t uncommon for the progressive jackpots themselves to become +EV to play for, I haven’t really investigated quick hits to know if that’s the case there, but certainly playing a higher progressive number is better than playing a lower one.

[Ben RosenthalKeymaster]

What you’re describing is possible, and I know of some people who do this because it’s a mostly untapped market if you want to call it that. As in, I know I’m not actively checking for something like that. The majority of advantage players aren’t, either.

If I walked by and happened to notice one of the lower progressives outrageously inflated and I cared about comps, I’d sit down. But I haven’t done something like that more than a few times (in part because I’m not looking for it). That said, I’d be in full guessing territory if I tried to give any sort of recommendation.

That said again, I’d echo what was said up top: “…if she absolutely must play quick hits, it certainly wouldn’t hurt for her to be picky about choosing the one with the highest progressive total, especially on the smaller progressives that might actually hit like the 5 quick hits jackpot.”

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