Smart Pachislot Street Fighter 6
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Smart Pachislot Street Fighter 6 (スマスロ ストリートファイター6) is a LEOSTAR smart-pachislot AT machine introduced in Japan on August 3, 2026. Its central route is Fighters Battle, a self-driven battle in which small-role results create attacks and the player aims to reduce the opponent’s HP to reach a bonus. Consecutive battle wins raise the player’s rank and can eventually reach the stronger LEGEND state.
Last verified: October 8, 2026.
Key terms: Smart Pachislot · AT · CZ · Setting · Setting hint · Payout rate · Initial hit · Small role · Rare role · Replay · Bell · Weak cherry · Strong cherry · Watermelon · Chance pattern · Bonus · Push-order navigation · Penalty · Ceiling · Reset · Zone · Quit timing · Mode
Quick specs
Quick specs
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Official Japanese name | スマスロ ストリートファイター6 |
| Manufacturer | LEOSTAR |
| Series | Street Fighter |
| Machine type | AT |
| Japan rollout date | August 3, 2026 |
| Model | Lストリートファイター6SB |
| Machine format | AT / Smart Pachislot |
| Main battle route | Fighters Battle |
| Core progression | Battle wins → rank-up system → LEGEND |
| Normal ceiling | Up to 1000 displayed games between Fighters Battles (Administrator research) |
| Failure-count protection | Fourth Fighters Battle after three failures (Administrator research) |
| Bonus net increase | Approx. 6.0 coins/G; payout-count managed (Administrator research) |
Setting probabilities and payout rate
Setting probabilities and payout rate
Administrator research. FB means Fighters Battle. Both FB and bonus initial-hit rates improve toward higher settings, with the bonus rate showing the larger setting spread.
| Setting | FB initial hit | Bonus initial hit | Payout rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1/278.6 | 1/487.6 | 97.4% |
| 2 | 1/272.1 | 1/473.3 | 98.4% |
| 3 | 1/264.6 | 1/447.2 | 100.4% |
| 4 | 1/258.9 | 1/425.6 | 103.2% |
| 5 | 1/255.3 | 1/405.9 | 106.1% |
| 6 | 1/252.6 | 1/389.9 | 110.0% |
Small-role probabilities
Small-role probabilities
Administrator research. These published small-role rates are common to all settings; they are not setting-identification differences. Navigation and symbol targeting still matter when collecting the corresponding payout.
| Role | Probability (all settings) |
|---|---|
| Push-order bell | 1/2.4 |
| Symbol-targeted bell | 1/3.6 |
| Common bell (top-row alignment; 4 coins) | 1/17.8 |
| Watermelon | 1/72.8 |
| Weak cherry | 1/81.9 |
| Strong cherry | 1/655.4 |
| Chance pattern | 1/163.8 |
Game flow
Game flow
Normal play uses game-count and rare-role progression to reach Fighters Battle. The battle is intentionally self-driven: role results create attacks and the goal is to reduce the opponent’s HP to zero to reach a bonus.
Battle victories raise the player’s rank. The manufacturer/IP-holder description presents this as a growth system in which later battles can become more favorable after repeated wins. The highest LEGEND rank is a premium progression state, while Drive Chance and Street Judge routes can add games or strengthen the route before and around battle play.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
Battle reward and fighter growth happen in sequence
- Reach Fighters Battle (ファイターズバトル) through the selected displayed-game target or a qualifying role route. Its 3G introduction leads to 15G + α of attacks.
- Reduce the opponent’s HP to zero to win the bonus. The rank-based 50 / 60 / 70 / 80 / 88% tiers describe win expectation, not five different guaranteed timers.
- Red 7 selects Finish Blow (フィニッシュブロー); blue 7 selects Finish Combo (フィニッシュコンボ). This reward-determination stage precedes the payout-managed bonus.
- During the bonus, gather points and rank-up opportunities for the next battle. Reaching 20 points awards an item; the item is distinct from an immediate cash payout.
- Some losses lead to the 6G Continue Chance (コンティニューチャンス). A rare role establishes revival victory, and other roles still have a draw. Resolve it before calling the route finished.
Ceiling, failure-count protection and quit timing
Ceiling, failure-count protection and quit timing
Administrator research. The checked game-count protection reaches Fighters Battle at up to 1000 displayed games between Fighters Battles. A separate failure-count protection applies after three Fighters Battle failures: the fourth Fighters Battle is the protected attempt and its win is effectively guaranteed by the checked specification.
No separate fixed-game AT-interval ceiling is published in the production ceiling manifest; the AT-related protection is tied to Fighters Battle failures. Quit timing should therefore account for the current Fighters Battle failure count as well as the displayed game count and any active rank/progression state.
Bonus and battle rewards
Bonus and battle rewards
Fighters Battle is the main gateway to bonuses. Capcom’s official promotion describes each game of the battle as a self-driven attack opportunity and a battle win as the route to bonus acquisition. Current analysis also includes multiple bonus outcomes and post-bonus progression, so the bonus initial-hit rate in the setting table is more useful than treating every individual battle as an isolated event.
Administrator research. After a battle win, red 7 alignment selects Finish Blow and blue 7 alignment selects Finish Combo to determine the opening reward. The ensuing bonus is payout-count managed and runs at approximately 6.0 coins/G net increase. During the bonus, points and rank-up draws improve the next battle; reaching 20 points awards an item. A displayed payout count is not the same as net coins gained.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
| Measure | Meaning | Useful distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Opponent HP | Progress toward current battle victory | Damage is not bonus coins |
| Fighter rank | Strength of the battle-win tier | Growth is not a setting floor |
| Finish Blow / Finish Combo | Opening bonus reward | Reward determination precedes payout |
| Bonus payout count | Managed payout amount | Different from net session gain |
| 20-point item threshold | Item award during bonus progression | Different from the displayed-game ceiling |
A blue-7 reward route and a high fighter rank affect different parts of progression. Record the actual finish feature and the next battle rank rather than interpreting a large single reward as proof of LEGEND rank.
Rank-up system, Drive Chance and LEGEND
Rank-up system, Drive Chance and LEGEND
Winning Fighters Battles raises the player’s rank, and later progression can reach the strongest LEGEND rank. Current analysis also contains several Drive Chance game-addition patterns, including one-game, ST-style, delayed-announcement and complete-announcement variants, plus the stronger Metsu Zone and Continue Chance routes.
The exact result of a single premium route should not be treated as guaranteed profit; these are machine-state rewards inside the AT system.
Administrator research. Fighters Battle has a 3G introduction and a 15G + α battle part. Rank determines the win-expectation tier: 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% or 88%. Continue Chance can follow some battle losses and lasts 6G: a rare role confirms revival victory, while other roles can also trigger it.
Setting differences and identification
Setting differences and identification
Both Fighters Battle and bonus initial-hit rates improve with higher settings. The bonus rate has a wider gap across Settings 1–6, while the FB rate moves more gradually. Use long-run rates together with any confirmed setting-hint presentation rather than judging the setting from one battle win or loss.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
A higher rank and stored items change later battle performance within the same progression route. Preserve the initial-hit count separately from later bonus wins and rank growth when reading the setting probabilities. A Continue Chance revival is an outcome of the preceding loss route; counting it as a fresh independently reached battle can overstate ordinary-play frequency.
Normal-play internal modes
Normal-play internal modes
Administrator research. Four modes control the displayed-game target for Fighters Battle. Higher modes generally shorten the deepest target and shift the preferred zones.
| Mode | Maximum / next-mode tendency |
|---|---|
| Normal A | 1000 displayed G + α; next Normal B or better |
| Normal B | 900 displayed G + α; next Normal C or better favored |
| Normal C | 800 displayed G + α; next Heaven favored |
| Heaven | 200 displayed G + α |
Mode selection is performed after a setting change and after Fighters Battle. A setting change starts in Normal B or better and current research gives Heaven a meaningful reset selection chance. This mode is separate from Normal / High / Super-high states that affect Drive Chance draws.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
The displayed-game Normal A / B / C / Heaven modes determine the next Fighters Battle target. Normal / High / Super-high role states instead affect Drive Chance (ドライブチャンス). Fighter rank is a third system affecting battle performance. A mode promotion shortens the battle target without necessarily changing rank, while a rank-up improves future battles without uniquely identifying the normal-play mode.
Setting hints and confirmed-setting elements
Setting hints and confirmed-setting elements
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
| Specific bonus / ending image | Published interpretation |
|---|---|
| Luke & Jamie (ルーク＆ジェイミー) | Setting 2+ |
| All fighters (全員集合) | Setting 4+ |
| Enta Lion (エンタライオン) | Setting 6 |
| Male / female fighter group | Odd / even tendency |
| Ken & JP / Ryu (ケン＆JP・リュウ) | High-setting hint, weaker / stronger |
Enta Trophy separately gives bronze 2+, silver 3+, gold 4+, maple 5+ and rainbow 6. Special 456 / 555 / 666 OVER displays give 4+ / 5+ / 6. These apply to the documented bonus / ending presentations, rather than ordinary fighter appearances during attacks.
How to play
How to play
No navigation: stop the left reel first. If numbered stop instructions appear, press the stop buttons in the displayed order (1, then 2, then 3). A symbol-target instruction tells you which symbol to aim for; follow it together with any displayed stop order.
Normal play is left-first. Aim the BAR on the left reel so rare roles remain identifiable. If a watermelon stops, aim watermelon on the middle reel using the red 7 as a guide; the right reel may then be stopped freely. Other ordinary stop patterns may be completed freely, although identifying the rare role is easier when the recommended target is used.
Middle-first or reverse-order play during normal unassisted play can cause a penalty. During bonus/AT play, follow every push-order navigation. When a reverse-order target instruction appears during Fighters Battle, follow the displayed order and target instruction rather than using the normal left-first procedure.
Data policy and official references
Data policy and official references
First-party manufacturer information is labelled official. Administrator research identifies the administrator’s review of published information; it does not by itself mean original measurement or manufacturer confirmation. Calculated examples are labelled separately and explain their inputs. A page verification date records an editorial check, not a new experiment or a remeasurement of every value. See our editorial policy for the distinction.