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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 2:13 pm
Promotion? From poker player (according to your profile) to ???[/quote]
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 8:29 am
don't think it's any secret I'm a former proffessional low stakes player, rather than current one 
I'm a hobbiest these days.
I'm a hobbiest these days.
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 9:27 am
someone mentioned the feature name, and someone more or less posted the method..
there were two setups, it'd ask you to pick a reel and then start stepping the fruits, eliminating each one, the last one to be eliminated would be the one you won, it can be played for and was never chipped..
bottle bank and atlantis were by far the worst vivids at that point, at hte time of their release they were the most unplayable machines ever, i did hear a rumor that there was a trick the the first of the two, but it was either bullshit or kept very very quiet, although i did have one at the time in a pub with another very playable machine and neither were ever "done" so i assumed it was bollocks...
i got the info on vivids really early, and the people who were on it from the start made a fortune, the first few were costing literally £5 for the £50, not many repeated, and in the first couple of months i couldnt read the signs to if the 2.5/3rd jp was there so probably missed a few by leaving straight after the second
pie factory and clones, reel a win and clones, all for one and clones were the best vivids, nothing afterwards was even half playable... jeckle and hyde or carwash anyone??
the spinning reel feature might have been the 3rd/4th feature on pie factory? if so the £15 was nearly emptyable by it, the reel hit the bottom right fruit on the third rotation and it was the jackpot symbol.
there were two setups, it'd ask you to pick a reel and then start stepping the fruits, eliminating each one, the last one to be eliminated would be the one you won, it can be played for and was never chipped..
bottle bank and atlantis were by far the worst vivids at that point, at hte time of their release they were the most unplayable machines ever, i did hear a rumor that there was a trick the the first of the two, but it was either bullshit or kept very very quiet, although i did have one at the time in a pub with another very playable machine and neither were ever "done" so i assumed it was bollocks...
i got the info on vivids really early, and the people who were on it from the start made a fortune, the first few were costing literally £5 for the £50, not many repeated, and in the first couple of months i couldnt read the signs to if the 2.5/3rd jp was there so probably missed a few by leaving straight after the second
pie factory and clones, reel a win and clones, all for one and clones were the best vivids, nothing afterwards was even half playable... jeckle and hyde or carwash anyone??
the spinning reel feature might have been the 3rd/4th feature on pie factory? if so the £15 was nearly emptyable by it, the reel hit the bottom right fruit on the third rotation and it was the jackpot symbol.
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 11:09 am
Thats it yeah. Didn't you have to start the feature by wedging the number reel?Spyder wrote:someone mentioned the feature name, and someone more or less posted the method..
there were two setups, it'd ask you to pick a reel and then start stepping the fruits, eliminating each one, the last one to be eliminated would be the one you won, it can be played for and was never chipped..
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 5:32 pm
Don't think it was a fruit eliminator feature. Think it stepped down 8 positions on the reel you picked. Unless there is another feature.
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 11:58 am
Maybe a couple of variations of it? I can remember it now, so for anyone who cares:
On Hypnotic, it was the Sixth Sense feature. It started by spinning the number reel and you hit start to stop it. You then choose a reel and it steps the whatever number you have showing and awards that fruit win.
The trick was to wedge the number reel as soon as the feature started, it would go 2 places. So you had to know how many away the JP was on each reel, then wait to be offered the feature with a number showing that was 2 away from one of the 3 numbers you needed. Choose that reel and it stepped down through the fruits (eliminating them on the cash ladder - maybe this is what Sypder refers to?) before awarding whatever win it stopped on, Jackpot if it all worked!
Those machines liked a repeat as well, used to be ok at a time when there weren't so many of the original Vivids around.
On Hypnotic, it was the Sixth Sense feature. It started by spinning the number reel and you hit start to stop it. You then choose a reel and it steps the whatever number you have showing and awards that fruit win.
The trick was to wedge the number reel as soon as the feature started, it would go 2 places. So you had to know how many away the JP was on each reel, then wait to be offered the feature with a number showing that was 2 away from one of the 3 numbers you needed. Choose that reel and it stepped down through the fruits (eliminating them on the cash ladder - maybe this is what Sypder refers to?) before awarding whatever win it stopped on, Jackpot if it all worked!
Those machines liked a repeat as well, used to be ok at a time when there weren't so many of the original Vivids around.
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 12:06 pm
what jackpot was it £10
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 12:27 pm
£25
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 12:31 pm
A kebab house in Kendall had got hypnotic last time I was up there. But that was about 2 years ago.
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 1:38 pm
havent seen one in years
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 2:32 pm
Never liked Mazooma, hump of crap if you ask me.
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 4:44 pm
Hypnotic was Vivid, this thread had got a fair way off topic!
As for Mazooma, at about the same time they had Be Dazzled and the clones, they were decent machines. Much more to them than you might think at first! The skill feature was only a small part of it.
As for Mazooma, at about the same time they had Be Dazzled and the clones, they were decent machines. Much more to them than you might think at first! The skill feature was only a small part of it.
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 5:16 pm
Never liked mazzoma, panters ziggys cabin gbcs ect, back in the day nearly an empty on all there £5 stuff
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2011 9:37 pm
Sorry to necro-post guys, but I've seen something that is of interest to this thread before it went off-topic. "Disco Inferno" was a 20-line slot machine released in December 2009 provided by Bellfruit for Skyvegas. Look who's the provider is now!
