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Avalanche slots puzzled gamblers at first, despite not being as difficult to understand as 243 ways. There are 720 and 1,024 ways to do things. By the mid-2010s, slot slots with 720 and 1,024 ways to win have become popular.

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These formats are designed to build on the 243-way concept while providing even more opportunities to win. A 720-ways slot has five reels and is set up in pattern. You can win both left to right (starting with reel 1).

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And right to left (starting with reel 1) (beginning in reel 5). Many players are already perplexed by the strange 3-4-5-4-3 structure of these games. The fact that you can win in multiple ways whereas most slots.

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Only pay out from left to right adds to the confusion. A slot machine with 1,024 ways to win functions similarly to one with 243 ways to win. It does, however, use a 54 grid instead of the conventional 54 grid.

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These games provide a lot more opportunities to win because they allow neighboring wins and have another row at the top. Despite not being as complex as 720-way slot machines, these games add another dimension to 243-way slots.

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Megaways Slots Increase the Level of Difficulty: As if 720 and 1024 ways weren't enough, in 2016, Big Time Gaming (BTG) introduced Megaways slot machines, which blasted these formats out of the water.

Megaways slot machines differ from regular slot machines in that the reels shift from one spin to the next.

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