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Temple Falls Slot Machine Advantage Play
Advantage play Incredible Technologies' Temple Falls. 5x7 persistent prize coin grid — Boost Blast lineage with values 0.625x to 200x bet.
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Temple Falls FAQs
Is Temple Falls an advantage play slot machine?
Yes. Temple Falls (and its companion Boost Blast running the same engine) is an Incredible Technologies persistent-state slot featuring a 5x7 grid of prize coins above the reels. All coins on the grid are persistent and will eventually be awarded through the Coin Collect bonus. Coin values range from 0.625x to 200x bet, plus Wheel symbols leading to jackpot events. A grid loaded with high-value coins represents stored equity from prior players' play.
How do you play Temple Falls for an advantage?
You walk the floor and scan the 5x7 prize coin grid above the reels on every Temple Falls or Boost Blast cabinet, identifying high-value coins (especially in the bottom row, which awards first during the bonus, or stacked in columns) plus Wheel symbols leading to jackpot events. Coin values are bet-relative so the AP read scales with bet level. The Coin Collect bonus triggers from 3/4/5 waterfall scatters (10/15/20 feature spins).
What is the must-hit-by threshold or key mechanic on Temple Falls?
Temple Falls' mechanic is a persistent 5x7 prize coin grid above the 5-reel base game. Each coin holds a value of 0.625x-200x bet plus Wheel symbols. The Coin Collect bonus triggers from 3/4/5 waterfall scatters (10/15/20 feature spins). During the bonus, coins from the bottom row drop and are awarded; the column shifts down and a new random coin appears at the top. Grid persists between players — coins only leave through the bonus. Specific play thresholds are covered in our advantage play courses.
Is advantage play on Temple Falls legal?
Yes. Advantage play on Temple Falls and Boost Blast is legal everywhere casino slot play itself is legal. You're using publicly visible information — the prize values displayed on the 5x7 coin grid — and your own bankroll to play machines at moments when the math favors the player. You're not modifying the machine, manipulating outcomes, or using restricted equipment. The casino still earns its hold on the average; advantage players just take the spots the average player leaves on the table.
How much bankroll do I need to advantage play Temple Falls?
Bankroll requirements on Temple Falls depend on grid loading and the spin-window-to-trigger expectation. A heavily loaded grid with concentrated value in the bottom row needs moderate bankroll because the next bonus pulls high-value coins immediately. Top-row-loaded grids need more bankroll because column shifts have to bring those coins down before they're awarded. Specific bankroll math by grid state is covered in the Advantage Play Professional Course.
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