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saturday night beaver club
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:33 am
by ob
ok here's a first, I'm gonna ask you lot about this machine...
WHAT THE FUCK CAN YOU DO WITH IT?!?!?? After I hilo'd £50 from a top feature which lost the board went stone dead for ages.....
Is there anything good to this machine at all... btw I imagine its a direct clone of beaver las vegas club...
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:12 am
by Mattb
Sweet fa as with most global clubbers mate. I refuse to believe any of these pay out anything near the advertised percentage.
We've got a club Monopoly Money Bags here.....its sickeningly bad. £10-£25 spells between boards at regular intervals, plus it has an odd and head banging £4 block on 9/10 boards. WHY?!?! Only 2 of the features are any good too. It's diabolical. I hate clubbers.
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:46 am
by JG
That said, club Rich Chicks was good for £25 once.
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:26 pm
by blackmogu
global clubbers are good earners. Club Rich Chicks has a 250JP rip on it also.
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 12:38 am
by ob
blackmogu wrote:global clubbers are good earners. Club Rich Chicks has a 250JP rip on it also.
Those with SUPERHOLD are yes.... what on earth can you do with this one eh? does not have the *2/3/4 gamble, and the hilo is rigourously blocked at £20.
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:49 am
by Matt Vinyl
I can't advise on this machine, or any clubbers to be precise, as I've never played 'em. Aren't most clubbers just glorified lottery machines, whereby you really can't snare anything unless it's ready to drop the lot?
The main thing that puts me right off is the stake : jackpot ratio - if you can blow around £100 on a £35er on 50p play, I'd hate to think how much a 10p/20p £250 might take!
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 9:26 am
by Stevie S
[quote="Matt Vinyl"]I can't advise on this machine, or any clubbers to be precise, as I've never played 'em. Aren't most clubbers just glorified lottery machines, whereby you really can't snare anything unless it's ready to drop the lot?
The main thing that puts me right off is the stake : jackpot ratio - if you can blow around £100 on a £35er on 50p play, I'd hate to think how much a 10p/20p £250 might take! ]
I was making this point the other week. They dont seem to be good for any profit unless lucky.
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 9:32 am
by YoungKai
it's just a slightly different kettle of fish. it's like an SWP player couldn't walk into playing fruit machines, or visa versa. it's the same with club m/cs'.
like on that previous thread about emptiers on club machines, there were people who know clubs and people who know £25/£35, and some who know a bit about both