Dunhamzzz wrote:teach me your ways!
one of these just turned up in a local, dappled it a bit but just reminded me of global shite so just got off it.
Whats the best method? force? if so, force from when ?
It's Globalesque, but not quite as punishing.
It pretty progressive really - just need to remember that there's no need to get interested unless the board you're on has MS lit red. May as well sack it off if it aint red.
If landing on the Heart adds 3 hearts, force it;
If it's rolling in £5 or £10 wins on the winline, force it;
If it's allowing you to win consecutive hi/lo gambles on the bonus, force it;
Also if it offers 3 red boxes on the reels in a superhold frame, or is happy to allow Skill Holds for a third red box then you aren't far from the top.
The bonus only awards the 'Lucky 7' and the No Lose Hi/Lo when it's ready - often a board offering these IS the JP board. Also worth remembering is that the bonus can offer 'All Red' - which turns all the super features red during play (unlike its successors, JJs and JPTRAR). If you get an IM board, you could sack it off if the MS isn't red (it will come back very quickly) OR you could take the chance that you'll land on the bonus square (or Skillstop onto it) and gamble the square until it awards 'All Red'. This doesn't guarantee you'll actually be awarded the red MS though, as if it knocks out the 3 red Powerballs it'll auto-collect the Big Money feature (something they thankfully omitted from JJs and JPTRAR).
Only seen the Big Money feature go as far as £50 once. Usually £25 - £40.
Red MS is nearly always £40 - £75. If it's a flat JP, it'll give a cheap top soon after.
The silent IM is also available (same as JJs and JPTRAR) if you land on the Mystery with your very first spin.
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
