Cash Spree Pegasus II Slot

If you’ve not seen a six-foot Greek demigod in racing silks before, then you haven’t lived. So, I got the call, and it turns out Pegasus is back, thanks to Oros Gaming and Games Global. Well, I’m here to make sure nothing gets out of hand. So, I’ll be riding the Cash Spree Pegasus II game and telling you all about the performance and the dynamics within it. There’s no denying, people, once this slot is between my thighs, it’s going to win. Oh, Baby!

Commentator: “The lineup here at Keeneland is impressive, so we should be in for a spectacular race day. All eyes are on stall five, with the anticipated release of Cash Spree Pegasus II, which has many of the punters talking. Oh, the starter is making their way to the platform, ladies and gentlemen, so we’ll soon be underway. All the jockeys have been given the starter’s orders…”

“AND THEY’RE OFF!!!”

Well, the sequel game of Pegasus Cash Spree certainly comes with a few changes. The instant jackpots are scaled back from five to four, the three bonus features are included, and there is a Bonus Buy, but this time, there is no Wheel feature. With my bets at $2 per spin, the action so far has been fairly smooth. The first hurdle of winning is cleared with $0.80 added to the balance. Four spins later, a win of $14 makes for a positive start. After playing five more spins, a further win of $15 hits on the tenth spin. At this stage, I raise the bet to $3.50 to see if I can make more ground on the game, which is presenting a moderate hit rate.

On the third spin, $3.50 lands, followed by $0.70, and again on the spin after that. These are the only wins to land, and suddenly, the lead I took has slipped. I need Cash Spree Pegasus II to do me a big favor and payout big time; otherwise, I’m finishing this race with doo-doo on my face.

I bypass the $4.50 bet and go straight for the $5 wager per spin. I head into the home stretch with an all-or-nothing attitude. A win on spin four only presents a $1 return. A $4 win on the eighth spin is quickly followed by $10. I don’t even think it’s going to be a photo finish, with another $50 needed to break even. The final spin only returns a $2 win, and that’s my race done. 

Commentator: “Well, there you have it, folks. It’s all over here at Keeneland, and, boy, it’s like it wasn’t even close by the end of it. As Mighty Hercureels limps over the line, Cash Spree Pegasus II looking a little exhausted and out of ideas.