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[stu55554]

its similar to party time, tho sand castle in the middles of xxs gets you up

[Bencrest]

I fail to understand why, if they were usiing 'dodgy coins', they were 'huddled' around a machine. Surely if you are doing something as unobtrusive as using dodgy coins, you'd be a damn sight less suspicious if you had just one person playing a machine, then maybe another one of you after, and so on.

The only times I know people to stand around machines are when they are trying to restrict vision to the locks, payout chute, buttons, or side of cabinet if they are on a full-on cabinet drilling defrauding mission.

[g-man]

Sounds like they were strimming.

But does that still go on - I thought modern coin mechs made it impossible ?

[nigel]

Sounds like they were strimming.

But does that still go on - I thought modern coin mechs made it impossible ?

ahh fond memory`s of a misspent youth,the old £1 on a
3mill strimmer wire

[stu55554]

they wernt strimming they were using foreign coins which recognised as £2 coins when the arcade owner opened the cashbox they were about 100 of thease coins...