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  • #67635
    Duggan89 WANTED $3
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    Bandit where have you gone mate missed your videos recently been watching stipe and step (it’s just not the same brother , we need u back)????

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    #67715
    THEBEAUITFUL1 WANTED $3
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    I remember that game it was good one some of the higher features never used to pay a lot but it go to the board quite a lot it was always good when the machines went red cause then you knew that you was getting jackpot

    #71897
    DEVIL4POSTER WANTED $55
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    Spekz2018 wrote:

    All time favourites the Simpsons old one with the four towers in each corner had a great code to reset after a jackpot got banned from many an arcade . Pig bikers another one and vamp it up doctors and nurses had some great things that if you knew helped you massively.

    flashy pigs eyes 🙂

     

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    #71898
    DEVIL4POSTER WANTED $55
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    sportsbetpunk wrote:

    I loved the 25p max play age. There was one with a volcano on it that I remember owning.

     

    I have to say I love the Blueprint though, seems much fairer than the DOND clones.

    there were a few fruities with a volocano on it the only one I can remember off the top of my head was called “cash flow”

    #71899
    DEVIL4POSTER WANTED $55
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    cobmanchester wrote:

    do you remember the Italian Job game, think it was jpm, maybe barcrest.  you had to get three minis  and find the best sequence ie left button right middle etc….

    yeah original italian job could pretty much clean out an £8 jackie machine of about £170 using the right mini set up was it red white blue or white blue red i cant remember but yeah fun times 🙂

    #71900
    DEVIL4POSTER WANTED $55
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    remember I did my b*llocks in at the bookies on a fobt for about £500 went to pub bought a pint and won about £400 out of DOND go allthe way cant remember the JP must have been £70 I think cos it went about 6 times lol

    #71901
    DEVIL4POSTER WANTED $55
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    eejit101 wrote:

    Back when i was playing… monty python and holy grail was great.

     

    The first game i ever got addicted to was a 5 quid jackpot called lucky strike or something? You got the board with numbers, collect 4 for bonus, reach 9 for board. Go around the board and it usually died first press, but you collect either nudges, cash strikes, or win spins or  features i think or something else. Cant remember it for sure but i loved that game. “Crazy cash” was 2nd to top feature, always paid more than JPK repeater.

    you must have played the great escape and lord of the lings and big brother also then they were around the same time 🙂

    #72236
    ImperialDragon WANTED $68
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    cobmanchester wrote:

    do you remember the Italian Job game, think it was jpm, maybe barcrest.  you had to get three minis  and find the best sequence ie left button right middle etc….

    I remember the Italian Job 🙂  It came out in 4 different versions spanned across many years.

    TIJ1 – the one you’re describing.  I can’t remember who made it, I have a feeling it was Maygay.  There was a gangster themed re-skin of this as well, called the Mob.

    TIJ2 – this was definitely Maygay.  It came out in 2001 as £15 and it received the £25 update in 2002.  It had a basic lapper board and 3 minis took you to the super lapper board that gave you upgrades and repeats.  Landing on “flat battery” removed one of the minis and you were back on the basic board.  There was a re-skin of TIJ2 called Madness (as in the 80s pop group).

    TIJ3 – I think this was Maygay as well.  Came out in 2004, still on £25 setting.  The nearest I could describe this is Bellfruit’s Royale Banker where you had a lower board with small cash knockouts in the middle.  Then 3 minis invoked a slide mechanism which extended the board (so like Royale Banker or Dream Factory) with bigger cash knockouts on the upper half of the board.  Don’t think TIJ3 got re-skinned.

    TIJ4 – this was a Deal type game, made by Mazooma or Bellfruit.  It would have been around 2008 era and on £35.  I think the minis were on a 3 x 3 matrix.  When it was filled, you could collect a streak, and the streak “strength” depended on what colour the minis were if memory serves.

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    #75164
    TuppennyNudger WANTED $2
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    First time poster so firstly hi!

    As a young boy in the nineties, I used to love going to the Working Men’s Club with my Dad…mainly so he could play on what I remember as Club Lucky Strike and shoot for £100 on a 10p stake! We always used to holiday at the seaside, and the best part of the day was the hour I’d spend in the arcades after tea.

    There was such a wide range of machines back then that I look back and reminisce fondly when I see arcades nowadays.

    – trying to get into the centre on Pot of Gold

    – cottoning on that three holds guarantees a win

    – realising that holding all three reels when you’ve 2 guarantees you a bonus and trying to explain it to your Dad (!)

    – collecting each feature to see what it did on a new machine

    – the first time you realise cancel slows the light down!

    Nowadays in arcades at the seaside, there are rarely any fruit machines – and what there are largely don’t work. I can only imagine when the last slots were made that are designed as 5p/10p £5 JP – the only new slots in arcades now are token only payout. I guess that the shift has been due to trying to keep kids away with gambling – but the token machines in my view are worse. At least I know what £5 would buy me, 300 tokens in some arcades won’t get a kid a bag of Haribo.

     

    Good times!

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    #78262
    CASHMAN WANTED $2
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    NOW  HERE’S ONE THAT DEFINITELY  SHOWS YOUR AGE AND KNOWLEDGE ‘SIDEWINDER’ A 4 REEL ,POSSIBLY THE FIRST VIDEO FRUITY FROM ROUGHLY 1982-84,ONLY IN ARCADES,YOU GAMBLE UP TO JACKPOT £2 AND REELS WOULD SPIN TO THE WIN YOU GAMBLED TO AND THEN A GOOD CHANCE OF HOLDING,NEVER SEEN ONE SINCE. ALSO ‘SMASH AND GRAB’ , MY LOCAL AT THE TIME HAD ONE WITH THE TOP SCREEN SMASHED IN ,NOW THAT WAS FUNNY!

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    #82928
    kojak WANTED $64
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    Has anyone else noticed a few older machines creeping back in?  Maybe it’s a fad but in my little home town I’ve noticed more and more or the small independent pubs buying in their own machines, so as well as the new stuff in Yates’ and Wetherspoons I have a handful of 4, 5, 6 year old games to hit too.  All £100 converted too, with the exception of Make or Break which I believe still has the £70 cap.

    Namely;
    Deal or No Deal “Rapid Round” (crap 4 reel game, takes ages to board but it’s easy to force).
    Deal or No Deal “VIP” (boards for fun but never seems to land a big value).
    Deal “Make or Break” which is a really interesting one; you can play the DOND board straight away, it starts off with a blue and red box, you build the rest up as you go around the feature board but if you wish you can just play it immediately, basically a 50/50 for a £5 or £6 win.
    Deal or no Deal “Time to Play” (my favourite – the only one I can find anywhere, it didn’t last in pubs for long).
    Batman “Gotham City”. Another interesting concept game that didn’t last. 3 “Bat” symbols open up a DOND game, but a fourth one allows you to choose (within reason) what value go and what values stay.

    What other unusual machines have you got around you folks? Excluding arcades of course. Pubs, clubs and takeaways.  🙂

    Any tips or tid-bits for any of the above?

    #83090
    Run187 WANTED $28
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    kojak wrote:

    Has anyone else noticed a few older machines creeping back in?  Maybe it’s a fad but in my little home town I’ve noticed more and more or the small independent pubs buying in their own machines, so as well as the new stuff in Yates’ and Wetherspoons I have a handful of 4, 5, 6 year old games to hit too.  All £100 converted too, with the exception of Make or Break which I believe still has the £70 cap.

    Namely; Deal or No Deal “Rapid Round” (crap 4 reel game, takes ages to board but it’s easy to force).
    Deal or No Deal “VIP” (boards for fun but never seems to land a big value).
    Deal “Make or Break” which is a really interesting one; you can play the DOND board straight away, it starts off with a blue and red box, you build the rest up as you go around the feature board but if you wish you can just play it immediately, basically a 50/50 for a £5 or £6 win.
    Deal or no Deal “Time to Play” (my favourite – the only one I can find anywhere, it didn’t last in pubs for long).
    Batman “Gotham City”. Another interesting concept game that didn’t last. 3 “Bat” symbols open up a DOND game, but a fourth one allows you to choose (within reason) what value go and what values stay.

    What other unusual machines have you got around you folks? Excluding arcades of course. Pubs, clubs and takeaways.  ?

    Any tips or tid-bits for any of the above?

    Yeah, don’t play them .dond games are shite. I miss games like spiker etc hat were actual fun ..

    #85033
    ic1101 WANTED $5
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    My absolute favourite machines for the reason of simply how much money I made from them would be £1000 grand slams and clones in casinos.

    October 1st 1998 they came into casino and I knew the spin for the top reels. I used to switch stakes between £2 for losing spins and to get set ups for the £10 spins. made so much money I used to lose on roulette on purpose not to be banned from casinos.

    eventually got banned from every casino in country september 2000

     

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    #85943
    Clownprosecution WANTED $15
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    ic1101 Your about as good a liar as Prince Andrew is

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    #85970
    ic1101 WANTED $5
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    why would you think any of what I said was a lie.

    Everything I said was the truth  and there eventually there were a few other slot players doing them .If you knew anything about club machines and casino versions, you would know  what I am talking about  I could take multiple jackpots out of them but they held 1250 in hoppers at most and would need the manager to refill it. I was well known in casinos in north west and birmingham.

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