eddy_dixon

ok guys i know for a fact the "5 star" machine down my local was jackpotted on sunday night. i know it depends obviously how much money has been put back in but do you reckon today (5 days later) is a good time to go stick a ton in?

my mate also put around 100 in 2 days ago and came away about a tenner down

in a pot labelled "for my dream car" next to my bed there are 67 glorious pound coins. just waiting for 11 o'clock when the snooker centre opens, just some opinions as to what machine to go on. choice of cop the lot, 5 star or psycho cash beast.

do i try a little force on cop the lot or the beast although iv never tried forcing a machine as im not really a proper fruity expert i normally take what i can get. or do i play on 50p a spin on the cool 5 star and just hope.

at the moment im lovin this fruity down my local snooker centre, yes its very boring just a case of win somethin then gamble that amount or buy feature, not much gameplay but i'd love an emulation of this...


eBay.co.uk: 2005 CLUB FRUIT-MACHINE 5-STAR BIG 250 POUNDS JACKPOT (item 220097228587 end time 04-Apr-07 20:23:12 BST)

when you lose alot of money then you regret it and think of all the wonderful things you could of bought instead of gambling it away.

well iv just got back from my local snooker club in cambridge and i thought hey ill stick a ton in cops n robbers. when i get there cops n robbers has gone and its been replaced by cop the lot. looks pretty much the same as cops n robbers but it has a lot more features. after about 75 quid i noticed that it has never given me a feature other than "money shot" of "great train robbery" which in this machine ur lucky if you get 4 quid unlike cops n robbers where its one of the top features. it just kept givin me 1 of the dudes which you need 4 of to start super feature

well with 5 quid left 4 swag things spin in and the super feature starts im thinking thank f*** for that. starts off slow get up to a tenner and 3 nudges spin in offering me 15 quid. so obviousley not takin that i carry on get up to about 28 quid i only have 2 swag signs left at this point and 2 more come in givin me a fine of 15 quid. so im left with arround 15, obviously being 85 quid down i put that back in and get f*** all.

then right on que as i get myself a drink the guy at the bar asks for 20 quid in coins and gets a cashpot off of nudges on the super features and 30 quid in afterplay. so you can imagine im not in the greatest of moods.


anyway just thought id ask if any of you have played this machine before and was i doin something wrong on "shootout" because 95% of the time it gave me swag thingy's instead of some of the other features. or any tips on which features are good as iv only had "money shot" which i got 4 quid out of and "great train robbery" another 4 quid. or has this machine been emulated so i can play without losing hard earned money.

sorry for the long post but i had to let it all out. and any of you who are thinking of posting im addicted to gamblin and shouldn't of stuck that much into a machine that is designed to take money from you please keep it to yourself as i know im stupid for doing it but im surely not the only one.

ok in real life i have played this machine a couple of times and got around 30 quid off great train robbery, but now i have the emulator and must of put in around 2000 quid in with no jackpot, now im no master on this machine but this is what i think of it so far
safe cracker - normally £2-£4 although once got £20
nudge raider - normally good for £15 with 4 cherries
hold up - £3-£8
great train robbery - £5-£40
bank roll - £5-£50
millionaires row - anything up to £100

so where does the jackpot come in, is there some features i've not had yet, does it ever come in on millionaires row, or can you nudge it in on nudge raider or does it just spin in?

now i have tried forcing it for around 150quid but nothing, so can it be forced and does it streak, can anyone help me figure this machine out coz i really cant see where the jackpot comes in or even cashpot.

thanks for reading.
Eddy