Bonus Times is a real Bally S9000 cabinet, not a video slot: three physical reels under a top-mounted screen, chrome trim, and 2x/5x/10x multiplier symbols that scale up whatever lines up on the single payline. There's no bonus round or feature screen here -- every payout comes straight off the line hits, which is part of why Know Your Slots calls it 'sufficiently volatile.' Some floors also run it with a standalone progressive jackpot bolted on, and identical machines a few feet apart can show wildly different progressive amounts -- so check the meter before you assume it matches the cabinet next to it.
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Manufacturer: Bally (Bally Technologies) -- the brand printed on/associated with the physical cabinet. Later production lineage passed to Scientific Games and now Light & Wonder, but that's parent-company history, not a rebrand of the original Bally cabinet.
Release: unknown
Cabinet: Bally S9000 / Alpha 1 S9000 upright reel cabinet: chrome trim, cabinet body mostly black, approx. 52in H x 22in W x 23in D, approx. 250 lbs, top-mounted LCD monitor above three physical spinning reels, bill validator accepting $1-$100 notes (no coin acceptance on current secondary-market units), runs on standard 110V household current. Base configuration is 3-reel/1-line; five-line versions and other variations also exist. Not a video/dual-screen cabinet -- true electromechanical reel-spinner format.
RTP: unknown
Mechanic: standard
Known quirks
Know Your Slots' review states Bonus Times has 'no bonus rounds or special features -- all payouts derive from line hits,' and describes the base (non-progressive) version as 'sufficiently volatile' and a 'somewhat tough but exciting three-reel game' -- consistent with it being a standard multiplier line-pay game rather than a persistent-state or must-hit-by title.