Maxed Out Major: $10 Buffalo Link Spins & Phoenix Link Bonus!

Today I took a big swing with Buffalo Link, pushing $10 spins on a maxed-out Major, and tested my luck with the Phoenix Link bonus. Curious about how it all turned out? Dive into this session to see the action unfold and whether these high-stake bets paid off!
Would you have taken the same risks? Watch the gameplay, see the results, and let me know in the comments what your strategy would have been.
🎰 Featured Games: Buffalo Link and Phoenix Link
💸 Bet Size: $10 Spins on Buffalo Link
🎉 Special Feature: Phoenix Link Bonus
🤔 Viewer Question: Would you have made this play?
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[@SevenDeuce-b1k]

Thanks for the videos, love the channel!

[@HawaiianSlotPlayer]

I am glad your enjoying the video, thank you for watching!

[@carriewalls5404]

I feel like pennies are a scam. If you're going to bet $5, $10...go to nickels or dimes. Everything is higher, including major

[@dianemartinez8166]

Last week i played buffalo, 1 cent, 1 dollar bet, i had gotten wrecked in the casino the night before, so i needed to nurse my
$100, and patiently, i played 1 cent denom $1, 2, and 5 dollar bets, and after about an hour or maybe 1.5 hours i was at $600, im typically not a patient gambler, but this worked, the morning after getting wrecked on dragon link. So i I dont think pennies are a scam, just another bet for a different player.

[@HawaiianSlotPlayer]

I will play any denomination, my initial play is based on the buffalo meter. I do like any denomination with the highest bet in that denomination. Yes, the Major, Minor and Mini is a lot smaller in the 1 cents. When ever you play the biggest bet in any denomination whether it is 1,2,5, 10 or 25 cents you will get a better chance hitting a bigger box (max 250X your bet), Major, Minor and Mini.

[@HawaiianSlotPlayer]

Yes, you can never under estimate a 1 or even 2 cent bet. I have smacked down $1000 and $2000 boxes in the 1 and 2 cents denomination. Depending on the right circumstances there are a lot of value in the 1 and 2 cents denominations.