It’s not the cheapest game around to play, as it requires at least $5 to be used each round, and the water can go as high as $125. The use of 5 lines will require a wager of $1 to $25 on each one. The way to take down the wager a bit is by reducing the number of active lines, but the jackpot value is not as high for that first couple of lines.

These days, I think that you will find Break da Bank to be a very simple and dated-looking slot machine, using 3×3 reels and delivering 5 active lines, every single round.

There isn’t much worth mentioning here, its features aren’t terribly advanced, but if you want to play a classic, the game still has a lot of other things going for it, and it’s highly appreciated to this day.

Several sequels have been released as well, so those can also work if you prefer more modern 5-reel slots with better graphics and features. The most popular of these is Break Da Bank Again and a more modern take known as Bust The Bank.

You can get some decent top payouts with this game. It varies the amount that it pays, at least for the jackpot symbol, so the top wins vary between 1000 and 2400 coins, for lines 1 to 5.

Get all five lines to form the jackpot combo at the same time, for a win of up to 7600 coins.

While the rewards seem typical for a slot like this, which varies the amount it pays on each line, the RTP is at a level that I’m not as happy with.

While 95.75% is not considered bad, these days most new releases come in at 96% to 96.50%, so this is below average.

You get a very simple looking game, with dated graphics and few features, but it’s still better than a true classic 3-reel slot, thanks to its potential payouts and everything else it offers.