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[nelly]

I am looking to purchase the first club machine I ever played. It was at my local snooker club dating somewhere between 1987-90. I dont know its name but will try to describe it the best I can from memory.


The main feature were cards numbered 2-Ace (no 10 I seem to remember)across the face of the machine. I know that narrows it down a bit but stay with me before guessing as I have been to see a few fruit machines that have had this feature but have not been what I am looking for.

The main feature would go something like this. The computer would select a 3 and you would go higher and it would give you a KING (but the cards remain lit). You then go lower and get a 5, higher and get a QUEEN and all the time the cards stay lit. You get the Jackpot by lighting the whole set of cards and say 50quid for light 8 in a row etc. There was also differing levels of feature - sometimes you had a stack option which meant you could stack all the lights together and get a bigger win.

I have spent 5 years looking for this machine and tried everywhere else. Can anybody help

[Bugs]

I am looking to purchase the first club machine I ever played. It was at my local snooker club dating somewhere between 1987-90. I dont know its name but will try to describe it the best I can from memory.


The main feature were cards numbered 2-Ace (no 10 I seem to remember)across the face of the machine. I know that narrows it down a bit but stay with me before guessing as I have been to see a few fruit machines that have had this feature but have not been what I am looking for.

The main feature would go something like this. The computer would select a 3 and you would go higher and it would give you a KING (but the cards remain lit). You then go lower and get a 5, higher and get a QUEEN and all the time the cards stay lit. You get the Jackpot by lighting the whole set of cards and say 50quid for light 8 in a row etc. There was also differing levels of feature - sometimes you had a stack option which meant you could stack all the lights together and get a bigger win.

I have spent 5 years looking for this machine and tried everywhere else. Can anybody help

It's called pick of the pack by BFM.Should hopefully be a layout released for it within a month or so:)

[nelly]

many many thanks

[FruitSim]

Not forgotten! I'll grab the pics this week hopefully. Just got to find the bloody camera after moving lol.

[nafanny29]

That machine was a classic!! My snooker club had 2 of them (out of 3 in total) and you could only get on it after someone got the JP.

The only other clubber from that era that was as popular was Kingtut.

Cant wait for the emulation.

[FruitSim]

King Tut is another machine that hasn't surfaced for emulation

[barney123]

This was the first time I had ever won £100 on a fruity !

Went into the local W.M Club, put £1 in it, held two bells, other two dropped in !

I remember it could keep you going higher and lower for ages when you needed one or two cards to complete the set (to get the cashpot - usually £100).

[nafanny29]

King Tut is another machine that hasn't surfaced for emulation

I would give the earth to see that emulated. I spent my youth on King Tut and snooker!! The only win I never got and never saw was 4 cherries.

[DildoDez]

any pictures of these machines?

[Pook]

any pictures of these machines?

Here's Pick Of The Pack

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[ploggy]

Here's Pick Of The Pack

Tony has got that machine where he works, in the "The joys of working in gaming" thread on FF.

Maybe a dumping is in order.

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[impact]

classics at there best upload the roms take some pics yay