Simple question for you lot im sure:)

[fightstar]

On A turbo gamble on machines such as king kerr ching,and the 1000 other ones like it,when awarded the turbo gamble symbols light up next to it there is usually 3 symbols and anything from one to three can light what does this mean>

thanks to the experts

[Drpepper]

How many losing gambles you can have before you exchange.

[fightstar]

Dont really understand that sorry, thanks for help

[gambogaz1]

Say you enter on £2 and the gamble is to £2.50 or 50p if you lose the gamble and only have 1 symbol lit then you now only have the option of collecting 50p or exchanging for feature. If you had 2 symbols lit then it would knock 1 symbol out and you could then continue gambling now on 50p for £1 or nothing, So in real terms its pointless.
Only thing to note is that if you win the 1st gamble and all 3 symbols are lit, when you exchange in you will have 3 Odd/Even or Hi/Lo already lit to get a bonus. 2 symbols = 2 Odd/Even e.t.c

[fightstar]

Cheers, really helpful
thanks

[theoak]

on the games media clones I think it determines which level you start in.

[ma71lda]

It certainly does and I only realised that a few weeks ago, what a plonker I am

[no name]

Yeah, you're right. On machines like Money Spider or JTRNR it can sometimes start you on the middle or inner board if you gamble and exchange at a certain point. Better for getting high wins or a streak early on.

[Nixxy]

I guess you could describe those things as 'gamble lives'.

I seem to remember one machine (with 3 hi/lo reels) which would start you off on a Skill Bonus if you exchanged in with all three lives intact.

Money Mad Martians (Barcrest) used to offer an extra 'gamble life' as part of the bonus, so you could continue turbo gambling if you lost a gamble.