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The slot had built two extra floors to improve €6.20.
That was the current situation.
The reels had expanded upward.
Then expanded again.
A Special Wheel had already doubled one small win.
Another effect had produced a respin.
Now a third wheel was involved.
The screen contained enough glowing machinery to suggest that several departments had been called in.
The actual money underneath all of this:
€6.20.
The wheel stopped.
5x.
€31.
Gold erupted.
Numbers flashed.
The enlarged reel area lit from top to bottom.
Money Coming 30000 had just solved six euros with construction.
I had started with €240 at €1 per spin.
For the first several minutes, the machine behaved like something much smaller than its name.
€1.40.
Nothing.
€2.20.
Nothing.
€3.
Two empty spins.
A little recovery.
Another blank.
The balance moved down without drama.
There were bright reds and golds everywhere, enormous numbers in the presentation and a general visual suggestion that cash should be arriving through the walls.
Mostly, it was arriving in quantities suitable for buying a sandwich.
I stayed at €1.
The name still said 30000.
The game itself was working closer to €2.40.
That seemed fair enough.
A machine is allowed ambition.
At €226.80, a slightly better combination paid €5.
Then the next four spins removed €4.
A small hit returned €1.60.
The balance reached €222.40.
A wheel icon appeared briefly in the machinery around the reels but nothing developed.
Two spins later:
€220.40.
Then €219.40.
Then €218.40.
That was when the machine stopped pretending horizontal space was sufficient.
The reel area changed.
A new section opened above.
The entire thing became taller.
Symbols now had somewhere else to exist.
This was a remarkable response to a balance that had fallen by €21.60.
The first expanded result produced a small win.
€2.80.
Then a Special Wheel came alive.
The wheel spun.
2x.
€5.60.
Perfectly useful.
Also an extraordinary amount of architecture for €5.60.
I continued watching the same sequence.
The expanded area remained.
Another spin within it produced scattered small values and a connection through the middle.
Not much.
Then the machine expanded again.
Another level.
More vertical room.
At this point the reels were beginning to resemble a building that had received planning permission halfway through construction.
A second Special Wheel effect appeared.
Respin.
The enlarged symbols moved again.
The screen did not return to normal.
It simply took another attempt with the extra floors still attached.
This one connected better.
€6.20 sat underneath the activity.
Then came the third wheel effect.
Three separate wheel interventions were now attached to one period of play.
The final wheel spun.
5x.
That was where we came in.
€31.
The machine celebrated.
Gold moved across the screen.
Lights flashed around the expanded reels.
The entire apparatus appeared deeply satisfied.
I looked at the original €6.20.
It had been treated like seed capital for a skyscraper.
The sequence continued.
Another result landed while the enlarged area was still active.
This time the connections spread across more of the available positions.
The win climbed more naturally.
€4.
€9.40.
€13.20.
€18.60.
No third-floor emergency required.
Just a useful result passing through the oversized machine.
By then the expansion had already paid enough to reverse the session.
The total from the whole sequence reached €58.80.
My balance went to €277.20.
Up €37.20 from where I started.
The extra sections folded away.
The reels returned to ordinary size.
That was unexpectedly disappointing.
Five minutes earlier, the normal layout had looked perfectly adequate.
Now it looked like the ground floor after the penthouse had been removed.
I stayed at €1.
The first ordinary spin produced €0.
Naturally.
The machine had just demonstrated that extra floors could improve its financial output.
It was now back in the bungalow.
A small win followed.
€2.
Then €1.40.
Then several empty spins.
The balance eased down.
€274.20.
€271.20.
A hit worth €4.80 slowed it.
The reels remained stubbornly standard-sized.
Every time a symbol landed near the top, I half expected the ceiling to open again.
Nothing.
At €269, something else took over.
The Lucky Wheel appeared.
No expanded building this time.
Just a wheel.
That felt almost economical.
It spun while the rest of the screen waited.
Bright sections passed.
The pointer slowed.
The award came to €16.
That was enough.
No extra floor.
No second wheel.
No respin.
Sixteen euros simply arrived.
For the first time all session, the game had managed to pay something useful without adding structural support.
My balance reached €284.
That became the high point.
I continued.
The next stretch was ordinary.
Small combinations.
€2.20.
€3.60.
Nothing.
Nothing.
€1.80.
The machine slowly took back what the wheel had added.
At €277.60, a group of matching symbols paid €6.
Then three poor spins followed.
€280.60.
€279.60.
€278.60.
€277.60.
The symmetry was almost insulting.
I kept the stake exactly where it was.
There was no reason to increase it.
The machine had already shown what happened when it wanted more room.
I preferred not to encourage construction.
Another wheel tease appeared but did not activate.
Several spins later, the reels expanded one level for a brief event.
A modest win.
No second level.
No third wheel parade.
€7.20.
It felt strangely restrained.
One extra floor.
One useful amount.
Done.
Money Coming 30000 was capable of moderation.
It simply preferred not to use it during the interesting parts.
The balance moved through €270.
Then €266.80.
A small run of wins brought it back to €272.40.
I gave the session more time.
Not because I expected 30000x.
The number had become almost irrelevant.
What I wanted was another architectural incident.
I wanted the reels to decide a €3 combination required an extension.
Instead, the base kept producing perfectly ordinary money.
€1.60.
€4.
€0.
€2.20.
The game had calmed down to the point where its name sounded increasingly optimistic.
At €260.80, the Lucky Wheel threatened again.
Nothing.
A normal win paid €5.
Then another blank.
€264.80.
€263.80.
A final useful hit brought €6.
A few more spins took most of that back.
The balance finally settled at €252.80.
€12.80 above the €240 start.
Not spectacular.
Not remotely 30000x.
Still a win.
The final screen sat in its ordinary shape.
No expansion.
No additional levels.
No Special Wheels.
No Lucky Wheel.
Just the regular reel area, perfectly capable of fitting every symbol it had been given.
After watching the machine add floors, summon three wheel effects and multiply €6.20 into €31, the standard layout looked oddly unfinished.
Money was no longer coming.
Apparently the extension had closed for the day.
Bloodthirst spins like it’s writing my obituary.