Fruit Machine Chat

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:25 pm

why dont bandits have scoreboards like the quizzies do?

Spyder · Post by **Spyder** » Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:43 pm

krishna wrote:why dont bandits have scoreboards like the quizzies do?

lol imagine that on an emptyable lol

High scores
1)pro player £345
2)pro player £345
3)pro player £345
4)pro player £345
5)pro player £345
6)pro player £345
7)pro player £345

pro player £345
9)joe bloggs £8

JG · Post by JG » Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:53 pm

I'm going to piss on Harry and Mystery Plums bonfire and tell you that Tuppenny Nutcracker amongst others used to display

"Highest bank today £0.84"

Imagine if machines of today did that?

If I was an experienced tracker on the hunt for the elusive MatthewVinylosaurus and was getting confused by the conflicting patterns of foot prints outside the pub. I could just go in and wait by the DonD until it displayed "Highest bank today £210", that how I would know I was on the right pathway.

PMK · Post by **PMK** » Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:50 pm

There were several machines that use to display 'highest bank/win today'

Mr McStreak · Post by **Mr McStreak** » Thu Aug 12, 2010 12:27 am

Yes alot of old Barcrest club machines also featured this.

As well as the good old G for George button.

darren · Post by **darren** » Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:50 am

Video crazy fruits had a high scores thing, i managed to get on it from £2 when it done a huge set of keys.

As for DR ive came across a p3 stopper close to rugby with the infamous initials. Ive also saw a one with some other initials scored out and replaced, scored out and replaced again by the original

sir ratholer · Post by **sir ratholer** » Thu Aug 12, 2010 5:19 pm

DR is definitely originally from the southeast. Most of the old playables from about fireball era back to ace/jpms around the guildford - redhill area had this name inscribed on.

Anyone who scratches their name on a fruit is very childish IMO.

thecannonball89 · Post by **thecannonball89** » Thu Aug 12, 2010 5:27 pm

sir ratholer wrote:DR is definitely originally from the southeast. Most of the old playables from about fireball era back to ace/jpms around the guildford - redhill area had this name inscribed on.

Anyone who scratches their name on a fruit is very childish IMO.

Why?

mr lugsy · Post by **mr lugsy** » Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:03 pm

sir ratholer wrote:DR is definitely originally from the southeast. Most of the old playables from about fireball era back to ace/jpms around the guildford - redhill area had this name inscribed on.

Anyone who scratches their name on a fruit is very childish IMO.

i first saw that tag back in the mid to late 90's east coast, so this guy is either old school or has sold his 'round' on.

sir ratholer · Post by **sir ratholer** » Fri Aug 13, 2010 12:41 pm

thecannonball89 wrote:
sir ratholer wrote:DR is definitely originally from the southeast. Most of the old playables from about fireball era back to ace/jpms around the guildford - redhill area had this name inscribed on.

Anyone who scratches their name on a fruit is very childish IMO.
Why?

B/C a machine does not belong to any individual, anyone is just as entitled to play it as everyone else.

Furthermore scratching a machine reduces it's shelf life on site because it looks like shit.