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[shaundolphin]

Hi all, My mate went into the local arcade the other day and put £650 in D,O,N,D ( £70 Jackpot £1 per play, ( Ok no comments on how stupid this is cause i think we all know !!! )) and the biggest win offered was £29 ! How much do these machines actually take before paying a Jackpot out FFS ??? Is this legal ?

Edited by shaundolphin, 04 March 2012 - 09:18 PM.

[ady]

Is this legal ?

What, the large Red font?

Nah!

[shaundolphin]

Sorry didnt realise, Take away the option then !!!!

Better ???

[ady]

Sorry didnt realise, Take away the option then !!!!

Better ???

Touchy or what!!!.......

I just can't see why you used a massive Red font!!

[shaundolphin]

Not at all ! I didnt realise i had made it that big. Edited just for you ;-) Anyway, Back to the original question..............

[shaundolphin]

Ty Tommy, I think it was The big reds version or something, Seems kinda greedy though for a £70 Jacky ! He didnt really collect anything on the features, Just kept losing, and on 8 occasions in a row it offered less than £3 on the DOND feature !

Edited by shaundolphin, 04 March 2012 - 09:38 PM.

[nails]

first question - was you forcing for a jackpot or was you taking all the wins as you went along?

ive seen £450+ piled into a dond via forcing and he got 1 jackpot that didnt repeat, ive noticed before that if you force for a bit and then take a few phones it can do a 40 then a 70 and another 70. if only we knew how they worked inside, that said i never play them as their are too many horror stories

[gambogaz1]

The fact there a mention of 8 dond games of £3 or less tells me it wasn't a full on force.

Just an unlucky run of boxes

[nails]

typical me, i read the top line of the thread and then just make a reply.

so he wasnt doing a force but `wasnt really` taking features (so he was as he also took numerous phone to which 3 in a row were £3).



your right, i wont tell you what a knob you were but will give you some advice. stay off DOND machines FOREVER.

[SourceLeisure]

It Dont Honestly Work On "How Much You Put In"

Simply The Modern Machine - Will Allow You To Still Reach Jackpot Even If The Hopper & Machine Is EMPTY
& Can Even Pay The Jackpot With In The Next 10 Games Of That Where The First Jackpot Was Won

Its Not The Case Of A Jackpot To Say Every £225 Put In .. More Like

Every £50 A Jackpot May Arrise ... Another £100 & You May Get Half The Jackpot .... Another £5 You Could Well .. Hit The jackpot Again

Hope This Helps :~) Also Simple TIP These Machines Are Designed To Take Your Money ... Dont Be Supprized

Edited by SourceLeisure, 05 March 2012 - 11:33 AM.

[Guitar]

Listen very carefully I shall say zis only vonce.

Dont try and force BFM machines (unless you know the method).

[fruitman69]

You can force them, but you have to do it in a way you dont trigger any of the force "flags" or the software will really relentlessly punish you!

As people have said you cant just do a brute force, but it can be done gentle.

Edited by fruitman69, 06 March 2012 - 06:20 PM.

[moneymad martian]

Bell-fruits are difficult to force since the advent of S5 - S4 machines were far easier. However, if the machine is below percentage, and trust me there are signs to see a below percentage S5, the brute force method can work, if you know what to look for. But must agree with other posters, in this instance either the machine was raped, or the player was recycling too much for any sort of force to work. The old "I'll put 25% more than the JP in without taking anything, to be guaranteed a JP" are long long long gone.

Nails and guitar have it spot on....if you don't know how to play these, don't play. The anti-force programming in these things these days is simply ferocious. Play casually and recycle. Unless I see the signs, I take a £3 plus guaranteed repeat every time, because you never know when a random IM could be thrown in....

Edited by moneymad martian, 06 March 2012 - 06:58 PM.

[shaundolphin]

Thanks guys, As the post says, It wasn't me it was a mate playing. He didn't collect anything offered as far as i could tell, The Arcade was Called Cashino.

[boromag]

I played one the other day simply because all the other machines were taken, (can't remember the name, the one with 2 boards) and within the 1st £3 it got me on the board and offered £29.10 which I took. A guy came over and said he'd just taken £130 out for about £30 in.

I thought I'd try a few more ££'s and it kept getting me on the feature so I was taking the odd £5-£15. I came off it around £60 up happily but then was wondering if I should have stayed on it. I'm glad I didn't though as the guy went back on it and lost over £200. Very close call so I won't be tempted to play them again.