USA Flip

Whatever else it might or might not do, USA Flip is a game that lives up to its name. For one, there are loads of US of A references, flags, eagles and so on, to go along with the flipping function. Not to sound negative, but the flipping thing wasn't super ingenuitive. It basically means high-pay stacks can land on the opposite side of the board in free spins compared to the base game, and the walking stack walks in the other direction, too. Not exactly monstrously complex, but it does add an element of flip, making it theoretically more likely to link wins with stacked high pays when they're on the left than when they're on the right. You'd also tend to expect there to be more action from a walking wild stack if it's heading towards the first reel than the last one. When it comes to payouts, though, the action is fairly limited. At max bet, with all lines active, the most USA Flip can coax up is unusually trivial for Play'n GO at1,000x the stake. When playing around with paylines and bet sizes, a higher bet multiplier might be coaxed out, perhaps? However, in a game revolving around stacked symbols and stacked wilds, lessening the lines is going to stunt the feature's effectiveness. Still, penny slots aren't super common, though Play'n GO has added to the list in the past,Pimpedbeing one that instantly sprang to mind as a higher potential alternative. So, a raucously themed slot has been paired with a less-than-raucous math model and relatively modest winning possibilities, but there are good times to be found here by the right player. If bike games likeDead Rider's Trailwere a tad too rough going, a tad too finicky, then USA Flip's simpler root beer and hot dog at a stadium vibe might be a better fit. The opposite is true, though, where games likeDead Rider's Trailleave the likes of USA Flip chewing dust in terms of innovation, depth, winning possibilities and potential thrills and spills.