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Dirty Dancing is a multidenominational slot with a minimum wager of a penny. Besides the game jackpot, Dirty dancing also has five levels of progressive bonuses that reward the players generously. The max bet in this game is 250 credits, and players also have a chance to win progressives on all wagers. The slots has a free games feature along with several multiplier and free wheel bonuses. The real money version of the game is available for play at casinos but not online or mobile platforms.

Dirty Dancing slot machines have several bonus features that increase your winnings significantly.  The game also has a random wild feature where one of the symbols on the reel is converted into a wild, which replaces other symbols to form a winning payline. Another bonus feature is the vertical wheel that further triggers other bonus features like -Johnny's Mambo, Time of My Life bonus and Staff Quarters. These bonus symbols are made all the more entertaining with clips and songs from the movie integrated into the reels.

The Time of the Life bonus is what offers you a chance to win a huge progressive, which is five progressive jackpots in one. In this, players select the records in the screen and should get three Time of my Life icons to win the progressive.

Dirty Dancing is a 1987 movie that bought fame to two Hollywood celebrities - Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. The movie, which revolves around a dance instructor in a hotel Johnny (Swayze) and a young high society girl Frances "Baby" Houseman, who is visiting the resort for the summer. The story is about friendship and love that develops between Johnny and Baby and the passion the two of them have for dance. Dirty Dancing went on to become one of the biggest musical hits of the year. The movie, written by Eleanor Bergstein and directed by Emile Ardolino collected $213,954,274 at the box office.

The song "I've Had the Time of My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes was one of the highlights of the movie, and an international chartbuster too. The song also went on to win an Academy award for the Best Music/Original song category, a Golden Globe and a Grammy for the best Pop Duet.

The makers of the film tried to continue its legacy with a sequel in 2004, called Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights. The movie, however, did not do as well as the original.