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Had an odd streak on this yesterday, £30 for a top which gave £50, then next credit spun in the board, managed to get the top again which amazingly gave £75 ( never had £125 before unless its cost inbetween tops a fair whack ), then next credit spun in the board again, all reds bar 2 but then killed the second hi-lo. It then died, and all redness dissapeared...

I can only hazard the next credit is like a free board..

about time I had a nice streak on them anyhow :lol:
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I have had a similar experience of this one more than once as there are four or five round me. Very dull gameplay though !!
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That's the problem with this machine - you get 3 minutes of rewarding entertainment, and that's it for another week. After a streak like that, a dozen mug punters will stroll up, lose with little chance of winning anything substantial, and walk off vowing never to play a Red ever again. It can't be good for the reputation of the manufacturer.
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Totally agree there nixxy.
If there was ever an example of how reds can sting you then this is the one.
A mate of mine played a full one cost £140 to get the top which went for £75 then another £25 shortly after, this was after getting red boards straight away and it was full-no refill.

This has a dead spell in between all the good signs.
What i mean is it will show red boards for say £20 but you will lose the gamble to top a few times then it will completely die giving green boards giving boost off bonus and no boards for £10-£15, for the next £30 in or so.

Then it will go red again you get the top and i have even had a £75 followed by taking £50 in just red features.

You need a lot of coins and patience for this m/c as it always seems to take the piss for a good £80 after showing all the signs.

Needless to say its not one of my faves.
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Had exactly the same today.... cost £140 from offering "half" red boards... gets you to the super streak on a 11 or 2 then dead..

Gave the 75 followed by a few small wins..managed a bar stepper for 7 too then came off..

Cant grumble though a few times been lucky with sticking a few quid and getting the 75.. Had a couple of 100's thats bout it...

Not a great machine to unpredictable

..Cant see how they got away letting punters stick 15+ in for a 2 quid board after a run though.... Very bad programming... Can only guess its done to stick players for being greedy !
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Had my first go at one of these about an hour or so ago.

Backing, plenty of red from the off. I got a skillstop after about £6, which i botched and hit 16 nudges. Luckily it was on a 3, so i went higher and won. Got the £10, and gambled to Super Streak. Was on a 10....11 came in.

A few more waste boards, before another SS after about £20 in. Hit thee 99, got SS, and again lost the gamble, this time on a 3. I was thinking about the blocks leading to a massive MS. I got on another board, and got the letters bonus, which filled the whole name from scratch! Excellent, £29 in for a decent MS i though. Errrrr no, only £25! Shocker! :shock:

Played on for a bit, and was dismayed when the next board was all red but one (Toggle). I'd just been told last credits by the barstaff. I got a red find the pea for £12, and had to leave. You can't begin to understand my frustration! I was definitely going for another push.....i hadn't realised the time! Reading some of these older posts, i could have got a massive after streak here, instead of only being £3 up. Morals of the story:

a) Watch the time
b) Watch the time
c) Don't got forcing shortly after 11pm
d) Watch the time
e) Watch the time

Yours frustatedly,

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Not really living up to your reputation of Fruit Machine Guru and Imparter Of Knowledge, are you Matt?

Not watching the time is a bit of a schoolboy error. You wouldn't catch a true professional doing that. I think your halo's slipping. Bring back Potwasher, you wouldn't have caught him firing the nuggets into a ... * picks a machine randomly out the air *.... Cliffhanger at 11.05pm. He'd be sitting at home with his feet up by then, counting his sheaf of notes.
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Even the best can have a bad day your eminence :roll:

I'd had a few jars by then, so thats my only excuse. I could go and finished it off this morning i guess, but i really cant be arsed!

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Don't lose too much sleep Matt - the amount of times I've found myself disappointed with a flat £25 MS and thought 'ahh, it must be ready' - only for it to give two or three mainly red boards then go dead. £60 later, another flat £25 top.

You may well have saved yourself from a pocket-caning, so look on the bright side :)
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Post by ob »

nixxy if you dont take the top till it is showing reds when nothings there you would avoid that outcome, they must streak from this.
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ob wrote:Had an odd streak on this yesterday, £30 for a top which gave £50, then next credit spun in the board, managed to get the top again which amazingly gave £75 ( never had £125 before unless its cost inbetween tops a fair whack ), then next credit spun in the board again, all reds bar 2 but then killed the second hi-lo. It then died, and all redness dissapeared...

I can only hazard the next credit is like a free board..

about time I had a nice streak on them anyhow :lol:

Re: I can only hazard the next credit is like a free board..:

Old JPMs ( Rollercoaster era ) could do something like this....if you got JP/Top feature while it was numbering, if you then got on feature the very next credit, it could be potted again. RED programmers/game designers were ex-JPM, so its a possibility.
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Sorry to bring an old post up!!! Had a funny experience on this today. had about 100 pound coins on me and had this red showing all the 'good' signs! after about 30 in i got a 'top' and got a flat 25. was quite diaspointed as it went dead on its arse for about 40 when it gave me another 25 top. the immediate spin afterwards i got upto SS on a 2 and gambled..... LOST! after another 20 in it gave me another 25 flat.

i thought to myself 'shall i carry on?' even though it was absolutely doing my nut!!! 3 flat 25s with about 90 in for 75 out. anyway i carried on gambling as it 'sucked' me in again with giving me red features and blocking at SS.

After another 50 in i manged to get a 50 top 2 notations, 25 each!! over all i was evens after an hours play!!!

shame i then went and played DOUGH HO HO a piece of BFG shite and lost 10 in that. managed to then get my 10 pound profit out of sub zero which ironically is a bandit which i absoulutely hate!!

anyways a boring day!!!!!
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toothless11 wrote:Sorry to bring an old post up!!! Had a funny experience on this today. had about 100 pound coins on me and had this red showing all the 'good' signs! after about 30 in i got a 'top' and got a flat 25. was quite diaspointed as it went dead on its arse for about 40 when it gave me another 25 top. the immediate spin afterwards i got upto SS on a 2 and gambled..... LOST! after another 20 in it gave me another 25 flat.

i thought to myself 'shall i carry on?' even though it was absolutely doing my nut!!! 3 flat 25s with about 90 in for 75 out. anyway i carried on gambling as it 'sucked' me in again with giving me red features and blocking at SS.

After another 50 in i manged to get a 50 top 2 notations, 25 each!! over all i was evens after an hours play!!!

shame i then went and played DOUGH HO HO a piece of BFG shite and lost 10 in that. managed to then get my 10 pound profit out of sub zero which ironically is a bandit which i absoulutely hate!!

anyways a boring day!!!!!

why is that funny?

you simply recycled jackpots on the machine and came off down after the 100 roll, big deal????
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I totally agree with the posts on next credit thing. Ive had this happen loads actually on crazy cobra and rocket money.

I once had a rocket money showing almost all red from the off with nothing there, AND reaching the exchange. It proceeded to take almost £100 before i eventually got the top (redding the whole time more or less). Anyway to cut a long story short i got a £25 top followed by another next credit, it then seemed to die but picked up £20 later for a £35.

Its nice when things DO go as intended with these though, like yesterday i caught one showing and got a stop and step for £15, followed by a £50 next credit (got £1 with only 3 reds and gambled the whole way). Also got a bling bling £75 for the 1st time which is always nice!

Ive been tricked a few times into thinking its gonna pop again next credit, on a bonkers i got on and it allowed a gamble to £15 and lost on a 2 :roll: then went dead.
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Post by Matt Vinyl »

Yep, one thing I've noticed on Reds, especially if you get a £50 top. The next board looks really promising, letting you gamble silly numbers all the way up to the £10 or £15 (dependant on variety of machine) then bomb out on that final gamble. Then it'll go dead!

I think it's a very good ploy / tease to keep you going... ;)

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