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No you may place before the game starts upto 30 pounds worth of chips on the board. The more you place the smaller the “pie gamble” becomes. You then hit a 2 pound pie gamble, it lands in the red you lose two pounds, lands in the green then the roullete wheel spins and you get the normal value of any winnings at a 30 quid stake should your number come in.
The new roullete is on the machines in store at William Hill now if you wanted to see for yourself. Not that I am tempting you to gamble or anything
Thanks for that – makes sense now, though it still sucks. It’s basically a slot machine with a pie gamble, and even if you win that pie gamble you still have to hope that you number comes in. So the machine now has 2 chances to rip you
As someone else said on this site, a pig in a ballgown is still a pig – and that game certainly looks like they are trying to disguise a slot as a roulette machine to sucker the gullible in.
So if you set the pie on max and lose 15 times in a row, normal on a slot, and then it comes in, you have the £30 you have won to play with – which I assume you can even collect or gamble on a roulette wheel, which in essence is just another pie gamble with far more possibility of losing.
i can see how they could make a lot of money out of this, but I really can’t see how the punter is going to max out big. If he covers two numbers with £13 it doesn’t really give him a lot to spread across the rest of the board – and we all know how difficult it can be to hit your number even if you have half the damn board covered.
Once it comes in you cannot collect the 30 pounds, the wheel spins automatically and the bets you had placed with it become active. You could then lose if your numbers miss, or win.
No you may place before the game starts upto 30 pounds worth of chips on the board. The more you place the smaller the “pie gamble” becomes. You then hit a 2 pound pie gamble, it lands in the red you lose two pounds, lands in the green then the roullete wheel spins and you get the normal value of any winnings at a 30 quid stake should your number come in.
The new roullete is on the machines in store at William Hill now if you wanted to see for yourself. Not that I am tempting you to gamble or anything
Thanks for that – makes sense now, though it still sucks. It’s basically a slot machine with a pie gamble, and even if you win that pie gamble you still have to hope that you number comes in. So the machine now has 2 chances to rip you
As someone else said on this site, a pig in a ballgown is still a pig – and that game certainly looks like they are trying to disguise a slot as a roulette machine to sucker the gullible in.
So if you set the pie on max and lose 15 times in a row, normal on a slot, and then it comes in, you have the £30 you have won to play with – which I assume you can even collect or gamble on a roulette wheel, which in essence is just another pie gamble with far more possibility of losing.
i can see how they could make a lot of money out of this, but I really can’t see how the punter is going to max out big. If he covers two numbers with £13 it doesn’t really give him a lot to spread across the rest of the board – and we all know how difficult it can be to hit your number even if you have half the damn board covered.
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No you may place before the game starts upto 30 pounds worth of chips on the board. The more you place the smaller the “pie gamble” becomes. You then hit a 2 pound pie gamble, it lands in the red you lose two pounds, lands in the green then the roullete wheel spins and you get the normal value of any winnings at a 30 quid stake should your number come in.
The new roullete is on the machines in store at William Hill now if you wanted to see for yourself. Not that I am tempting you to gamble or anything
Thanks for that – makes sense now, though it still sucks. It’s basically a slot machine with a pie gamble, and even if you win that pie gamble you still have to hope that you number comes in. So the machine now has 2 chances to rip you
As someone else said on this site, a pig in a ballgown is still a pig – and that game certainly looks like they are trying to disguise a slot as a roulette machine to sucker the gullible in.
So if you set the pie on max and lose 15 times in a row, normal on a slot, and then it comes in, you have the £30 you have won to play with – which I assume you can even collect or gamble on a roulette wheel, which in essence is just another pie gamble with far more possibility of losing.
i can see how they could make a lot of money out of this, but I really can’t see how the punter is going to max out big. If he covers two numbers with £13 it doesn’t really give him a lot to spread across the rest of the board – and we all know how difficult it can be to hit your number even if you have half the damn board covered.
Once it comes in you cannot collect the 30 pounds, the wheel spins automatically and the bets you had placed with it become active. You could then lose if your numbers miss, or win.
OMFG – do they actually lube you up before you start playing the game 🙂
