jackpot raise/fruit machines in national media

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jackpot raise/fruit machines in national media

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it was all over the radio news yesterday, and in january the sun did a few stories...


i cant find anything from this morning though,

has anyone heard what happened? "they" were ment to be making a final decision yesterday??
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It was all a load of bollocks. The industry wouldn't have invested what they have if they didn't know it was a done deal. basically they just said yes to what was reccomended in march.

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Post by ob »

yeh it's been appoved in parliment now so that garentee's it, but it will be a while off, as they have to wait 3 months due to this new EU rubbish...

Anyone who wants to read more could take a look at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8012059.stm
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Card Shark :)
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Prize money for so-called "Coin-pusher" machines will also grow, from £8 to £15.

What does that mean?!
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it means you can put notes on legally and better quality 'swag' items .
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ahh, just i've never seen a prize on a coin pusher even approaching £8 in my life lol :lol: .
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Interesting that the article states the minimum stake will rise from 50p to £1. I guess that gives us the answer as to whether multi-stake games will be allowed? :?
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Matt Vinyl wrote:Interesting that the article states the minimum stake will rise from 50p to £1. I guess that gives us the answer as to whether multi-stake games will be allowed? :?

Think thats a typical media mis-print.

The maximum will be a £1, not the minimum.
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Good call - I was certain that they wouldn't allow 'over' £1 stake, which that implied. Bloody media! Heh...

Manufactures, if you are listening / reading this, for the love of God, please make something WORTH PLAYING!!! The scope that this 'should' allow someone with a bit of creativity is fantastic! I don't want to see...

50p / £1 / £2 / £3 / £4 / £5 / £6 / £8 / £10 / £70

...cash trails. Death 99,999,999 times out of 100,000,000 going lower than an 11 / higher than a 2. Hey, why we're on it, increase the numbers on the Hi/Lo reel. Go up to 16 or something, just to make it interesting. I wonder why they picked 12, when 'standard' reels on pretty much all machines have 16 positions?
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Matt Vinyl wrote:Hey, why we're on it, increase the numbers on the Hi/Lo reel. Go up to 16 or something, just to make it interesting. I wonder why they picked 12, when 'standard' reels on pretty much all machines have 16 positions?


10 fingers + 2 arms = 12.

Designers would not be able to count any higher without removal of shoes which would be a breach of Health + Safety. Hence, the limt of 12 came in...
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Brilliant! ;) :) :lol:
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Post by harry2 »

They pay out a bit more in Japan.


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I've seen some elabourate Jackpot sequences in my time but that is pretty impressive!!!
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