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Big Kahuna Slot Machine Review
Big Kahuna  

The Big Kahuna Slot Machine is a typical video slot machine. It has a very nice graphical user interface which is both easy to read and easy to manipulate in order to do things like change coin size and start the spin in motion. Ultimately, the Big Kahuna's graphical output is actually less cluttered than the average video slot machine which is something that represents a point in its favor.

There is no free spins option for Big Kahuna, but there is another bonus game present on a separate screen that activates when the bonus is achieved in the spin result. This is a game where you can pick a mask or pick a volcano and in both cases the result will be bonus coinage.

Big Kahuna was created by the Microgaming Corporation and was introduced to the gaming public on July 1, 2004 . It has been around for a very long time and in that time it has proven that it can create loyal customers that continue to play the game even today years after the novelty of a new game would have worn off.

There are five reels on this machine, which is typical for a video slot machine. There are nine pay lines, which is below average and this has brought up questions as to how Big Kahuna has been able to maintain an audience. The answer very likely lies in the fact that Big Kahuna has forty-one different winning combinations, meaning that it is above average in actual ways to win. This reflects positively on the game overall and could be the reason for its continued popularity for three and a half years.

Coin sizes in Big Kahuna start at $0.05 per coin and continue up to $0.50 per coin, with denominations of $0.10, $0.20 and $0.25 in between. This represents a smaller amount of choices than with most slot machines and the fact that the minimum coin value is five cents rather than one cent is something that will drive some people away. The coins per spin can be anywhere from one coin to forty-five, meaning that the minimum amount a person must pay for a spin with max coins activated is $2.25. The jackpot of 8000 coins however means that a $400 grand prize is available at $0.05 per coin, so max spins might be worth it for people looking to strike it big.