Was in my local yesterday with my mate, ( Who's a tad addicted lol ) £70 DOND ( Beat the banker ) He played £320 through it and the biggest win offered was £30 !!!!! It hasn't been battered as the landlord is his uncle so he knows roughly how much has been played through it recently, Apparently a customer before he played it shovelled £60 through it before him !!!! So thats £380 and no JP !!!! WTF ? Stupid of him yes but proves a very important point on how crap and tight this machine can be !!!!!
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 07:18 PM
and it also shows you that the only winning move is not to play.....
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 07:38 PM
Thats how there coded rob rob rob streak then back to good old rob,you have to remember if your playing in a pub your playing from 72-78% which are both shit percentages.someone proberbly walked on after and got a go all the way for £210,there well known for doing it.Was in my local yesterday with my mate, ( Who's a tad addicted lol ) £70 DOND ( Beat the banker ) He played £320 through it and the biggest win offered was £30 !!!!! It hasn't been battered
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 07:46 PM
Waste of time playing machines these days..specially the crappy £70 ones in pubs most of which are DOND..even with the forcing method could cost you well over a ton for a JP.
Sighhh...will you bad boys ever learn ?
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 08:01 PM
ok m8,,, ive just moved A,2, forward 1 placehow about a nice game of chess? :|
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 09:02 PM
seen the second one was very disappointedhow about a nice game of chess? :|
joshua was right though the only winning move is not to play
320 to win 70 is pointless(i know i used to spend 150 plus to try win 15) if your gona piss that kind of money away spend on 500jp your friend will drag you in his world with him he needs help even if the wins on that your going someplae else and he loses it there its the gambling addicts mindset even after wins you want more greed kicks in you end up without pot to piss in then there you are next minute eating 8p beans and netto noodles which is not a life i wish on anyone ..
Run187/runinc/judas messias and probably a whole load of other names have been used by me here..
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Posted 22 August 2010 - 12:05 AM
£70 Beat the Banker? This must be on the Juice video units, a force is a no no with these.
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Posted 22 August 2010 - 12:55 AM
Just horrible. I'm leaving the £70s well away now. Well at least trying...
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Posted 22 August 2010 - 03:49 AM
£500ers are even worse. Never play one. £35jp Btb - stay away. Some could be emptied.
Some £70 machines are alright. I've never tried Netto beans, are they any good? 8p sounds like great value.
Stick to £25 Viper Jive, that's a good machine.
Some £70 machines are alright. I've never tried Netto beans, are they any good? 8p sounds like great value.
Stick to £25 Viper Jive, that's a good machine.
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Posted 22 August 2010 - 07:00 AM
How many threads on this subject. The £70 machines are bad news. And bad news for your mate, the reason he put that much in is not to win a JP, but because he is addicted. Get help is my advice.
Keeping with the film quotes
Quid pro quo Clarice.....ff..ff..ff..fff..fff
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Keeping with the film quotes
Quid pro quo Clarice.....ff..ff..ff..fff..fff
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