Type of play (what you’re exploiting)
- Persistence play / “someone else paid to build it”: multipliers accumulate on the three feature rows (“boards”) above the reels. If you sit down after another player, you can inherit multipliers you didn’t pay to create.
- Important difference vs original Frankenstein: this version fights you harder:
- “It’s Alive” can end the run from reel 5 as well as reel 1 (so endings happen much more often).
- Multipliers reset after a wheel spin (wheel wipes the board), so you don’t get the old “free games + keep multipliers back into base” value.
What to look for (ignore the wrong stuff)
- Ignore chasing Grand/Super/Major/Maxi. Maxi can hit but not often enough to matter for the decision.
- Your decision is based on:
- Mini and Minor positions (note: Minor is more valuable here than in the original)
- The three rows of blue (or pink) multipliers on the board
- Focus on WHERE the multipliers are (top/middle/bottom), not just how many.
