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Posted by Faye Bell on March 24, 2009 at 09:27:41:
Well, just when we think we have seen it all -- now they have come out with the Gone With the Wind slot machine for gamblers. Check out the above photos (if you know anything about slot machines).
Although I am not a gambler and certainly don't understand any of the lingo, following is what the Party Casino web site says about it:
The Gone with the Wind slot machine was released in December 2008. As you play the game, you'll see images of Rhett, Scarlett, a steamboat, a train, a horse-drawn carriage, and a few other images related to the 1939 movie. The Gone with the Wind slot game is available at Party Casino. U.S. players can play in fun mode only.
Gone with the Wind has 5 reels and 20 paylines. The minimum bet size is $0.01 and the maximum bet of $200 per spin. The coin size can be adjusted from $0.01 per coin up to $10 per coin, and you can wager 1 coin per payline.
The Gone with the Wind online slot is connected to Party Casino's Ca$h Fla$h progressive jackpot. The more you wager per spin, the higher your chances are of hitting the jackpot.
The Gone with the Wind symbol is wild, and it substitutes for all other symbols except the scattered Rhett symbol. If 3 or more Rhett symbols appear on your screen, the bonus game is triggered. During the bonus game, you will be presented with 5 hat boxes in Scarlett's bedroom. You will choose 3 of these boxes to reveal prizes. If a box contains a yellow hat, you win 3 free spins. A green hat gets you 10 free spins. And if you select a red hat, you win between 15 and 100 free spins! During the free spins, your winnings are multiplied by 4X.
Now -- after all that has been said/read, I can't help but wonder about what Margaret Mitchell would think of this new Gone With the Wind item .....and especially the social circle of Atlanta?
P.S. Thanks to a dedicated Windie for forwarding this info to me.
