Fruit Machine Chat

I know physiological needs are the first point in the hierarchy of needs so there are no hard feelings about why you choose fruit machines as a method of putting bread on your table and the roof over your head and it’s far more socially acceptable than engaging in criminal activities. The point I wa...

Why not put smaller amounts on in different bookies. It really is that easy. Id rather drive around bookies if I was making good money on horses. Rather than dragging myself around pubs getting barred and arrested. Or finding dead machines, that's if you find any playable's at all. You have it easy...

It's not just you fruit machine players that are suffering.

Try getting anything more than £50 on a 12/1+ shot in the bookmakers and you're turned away.

I'm into 3Racing, it's free.

At the minute I am level 39 with a Lamborghini Gallardo.

My best empty and still working is for Frankie Dettori games in bookies.

PM for info.

I'm aware of the improbabilities Sharkie but thanks for the reply. We're not in the market to find the next Derby winner but to find potential NH horses in the HIT sales October/November time where you pick up more than a fair share of bargains. The trainer is key to profit, if you want to set up a ...

Good Evening all, How many of you would be interested in creating a Fruit Machine players syndicate for owning a horse? Personally I'd be looking at getting around 25 of us together working out £100 p/m all inclusive trainer, jockey, vet bills for 12 months. We would have to go out and buy the horse...

Fruit Machine players are making a lot more money than most in this country so do not put yourselves down.

£280+ traded between 14.00 & 10.00

Matched or a profit of £40.00

18:20 Lingfield

2yos that lead are goldust even if limited in ability.

Back £100 @ 28.00
Lau £150 @ 14.00

£1,250 + traded @ 1.70-1.80

Sods law.

The Curragh 18:30

Class horse whose underrated.

Will make the running for stablemate and favourite Cristoforo Colombo but not expected to lie down easily.

Back £800 @ 2.80
Lay £1200 @ 1.40

Lingfield 19:25

Richard Hannon's jocked up William on this horse who will wind up the pace from the front and is expected to make the frame.

Back £350 @ 14.00
Lay £525 @ 7.00

Looks a fine 2yo, great walker, plenty of power behind the saddle.

Back £800 @ 3.10
Lay £1200 @ 1.60

These boards cost a lot of money to run and it would be unfair to turn against those that are trying to provide you with a better platform.

I understand your concerns, I'm sure those in higher positions will note your details and fix them as soon as possible.

keep the faith.