6k in payout at 3.28% and still not gone! How it would get back up to its proper payout % il never know it would need to chuck out around 5k to get back somewhere near what it should be set at!
£6000 in, £190 out...? Blimey.
Now
that's what I call taking the piss, and I'm betting these machines have '80% payout' stickers prominently displayed as well. So much then for the compensator supposedly coming to the player's rescue; I don't anyone here is stupid enough to believe that if one stopped forcing for the JP the machine would loosen up to such an extent that it would cough up around five grand in small wins, in short succession or over any timescale, emptying hopper after hopper, just to bring it back to stated%... that's just nonsense.
So then, player(s) get absolutely robbed blind by non random club fruit machine, almost certainly masquerading as something it clearly isn't, namely operating to a 'guaranteed', long term payout%. I mean, it's not as though forcing for a JP isn't a common, entirely predictable and legitimate player modus operandi for a large prize clubber like this with the highest sub JP prize being just £60 for 50p stake, with the player acting on the entirely false premise that, as a non random machine it simply 'has' to pay out, even just to partially recoup his huge losses well in excess of the JP amount? No? Shurely shome mishtake eh.
Gah. It wasn't like this back in the day; even if you lost your shirt on a clubber it would always partially 'reimburse' over time even on a blatent straight force, let alone a more sophisticated strategy of knowing what various features did and how to optimise them through skilful play. And how the FM manufacturers must wonder why no-one besides hapless addicts and pros play their machines anymore? The mighty Bellfruit of all people, on a
clubber to boot, the mainstay of this producer of the finest club fruit machines ever to have graced the planet, in my view. Grrr.
/rant over
Sorry, lovely DX series by the way chaps, a resolution for all seasons. Many thanks.
Cavey