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little1large1 wrote:

andywilliams1187 wrote:

At the end of the day mate it’s a phone, it is sorted now as superlou has sorted it for you.

This may seam harsh but please think before posting gofundme pages for a phone. There are people on here who I speak to who are seriously in the shit financially and the 300 your asking for is, to be honest, fucking ridiculous.

The people I speak to regularly are struggling massively and use the forum to ask for advice or have a rant or even as a social outlet as they can’t speak to their partners about their situation. If some of them where to receive a donation of 300quid it would take a lot of pressure off them, but their pride stops then from asking or accepting handouts. I know because I’ve offered it to them and they have told me it’s their mess and they will sort it themselves.

Think before posting that your having the worst day ever. Your in uni and have your life ahead of you. Some people don’t know how they are going to pay the fucking rent this month.

Rant over.

You have changed Andy since going up North for that night out, you used to be so understanding

 

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Hey us northerners are friendly you know. Not like these shandy drinking soft southerners. ??

Diamedi wrote:

Basicly this is the most terrible day ever.

Huh but you have gamban and you can’t gamble?! how?!

Today on 21 February my phone got stolen. I can’t tell you in words how extremely mad I am. Long story short I’m a 20 year old student of The Hague University. When I went to school today my phone got robbed. This includes my ID card what will cost me another 50€. I didn’t purchase insurance with my phone. I need to work my ass off to get 2000 € for next year of college. I’m 1462€ off but I can make it with hard work next summer!

I have no where to go but I’ve also felt so good with the forum. Reading others their story…it helps.

If you would like to help me head over to:

 

 

If the mods or Steve take this topic down I will fully understand it, this forum isn’t a place to fucking beg, I know.

Even though I’ll still try because where and how else?!

 

Thanks for reading

What’s the ” I have nowhere to go about “? At the end of the day it’s not exactly the end of the world. It’s a phone and just a phone. I’ve lost many been pissed up ha ha. You’ll get over it.

Yeah it definitely can take a while. Good luck for the next session.

2112jsm wrote:

Bingo halls have had this kind of gameplay for quite some time. Pay £2 for a chance to match 3 symbols for a chance to play an “enhanced game” for a chance that said “enhanced game” could pay you nothing! It’s nonsense!!

I did notice that the terminal stop n step was playing had Black Knight community on it. Didn’t think bookies would have community games. Does anyone know how far the “community” stretches? Will it be the 4 terminals in the shop or across multiple shops?

Unfortunately I find these community games hypnotic and can see myself playing it.

 

Don’t mate. I lost £750 In an hour playing communities in an arcade on Saturday. You see all the pots on £100 and think they are going to pay and they don’t. I hope this post puts you off them.

I haven’t watched it yet but I get the feeling it’s not going to bode well.

You’d think if there were different amounts of bonuses per reel there would be more on the first 3 reels therefore increasing the probability of a tease. I was working out if there was only 1 per reel and 4 winning symbols per reel per spin  the odds on a mega tease would be approx 2000 to 1. 44 x 44. (177 divided by 4) and the odds of a mega tease landing at 11 to 1. ( 4 reels therefore 4 chances at 44 to 1 remaining) If you had the information you can work out the odds on getting the bonus or on average the amount of spins.

argyl53 wrote:

Today I’ve discovered from an analysis of Danger High Voltage that it works in a surprisingly similar way to the slot I’m developing (or perhaps not surprising, seeing as what I’m doing is just what strikes me as logical as a programmer). A huge list of numbers gives a representation of the reel sets used by the game, where each unique number represents one of the symbols. The game server sends back to the client the starting (top) position of each of the reels in this list for each spin. This is exactly what I’ve done for my game. So DHV will say for example, for the result of this spin reel 1 starts with the symbol in position 18 at the top (meaning the game will display to you positions 18, 19, 20 and 21), and so on. I can see they’ve chosen a symbol stack to set up their RTP which uses frequent repetitions of 4 of the same symbol (as that’s how many symbols high their reels are) along with some break-ups to tune the likelihood of wins – I used stacks of 3 on my initial reel design. The start position is obviously chosen randomly on the server side. This shows you how the probability of hitting winning combinations and bonuses can be calculated, purely from the distribution of symbols.

Developing my own slot has been so far a fascinating insight. It’s amazing to see how purely random starting positions on a design reel set can result in so many of the scenarios of teases and near misses we’re familiar with as players.

Also, if anyone cares, each of DHV’s reels is 177 symbols long.

 

How many bonus symbols on each reel on dhv just one ?

In Essex there are road signs which direct you to a secret bunker. I found that highly amusing.