Spiders Web
Spiders Web
One of these at my local greene king pub. Searched but couldn't find anything on here. Anyone got any tips?
Yeah i got one of these as well piss poor.bellcrest wrote:Are you sure it's not Money Spider? Generally piss-poor Games Media stuff, but can chuck in the odd £6 board when relatively dead.
Mine is on 50p £25, i made about £10 by putting 80 in £90 out just collecting what was offered. Not an efficient way to play i know but worked out ok, certainly not something id be buying a drink for.
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I've never really had a problem with these machines:
Money Magic
Money Spider
JPTRNR
JJ
I've heard of horrendous stories, but personally never had too many disasters. Been £30 down or so a couple of times however. It's just a right pain that it's pretty impossible to tell what any of the features are. Having said that, most of them are £2-£3 and you can tell the good ones after a bit of play, as you never get offered 'em!

Money Magic
Money Spider
JPTRNR
JJ
I've heard of horrendous stories, but personally never had too many disasters. Been £30 down or so a couple of times however. It's just a right pain that it's pretty impossible to tell what any of the features are. Having said that, most of them are £2-£3 and you can tell the good ones after a bit of play, as you never get offered 'em!


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money spider
got £85 out of money spider last night. just put in £3!!! go 4 the features in biger writing I.e arachnaphobia ect n ur laughing.
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I have just been raped by a Money Spider ...
Full, backing, showing the £15 cash shot quite early on - all looked rosey in the 'garden of profit'.
£85 in and I'm FINALLY offered top feature (not red), which I knocked back in the hope that a red top feature would present itself soonish and go for £70, or better still - the full £105.
After £130 in I realise I'm getting low-ish on coins and this thing has no notey - so I decide to take the next normal top offered and hope that it rolls from it. Nothing doing, and with £8 left, I decide to grab the next big cash amount offered (after all, it's been offering £15 for fun on all the previous boards) - all £8 goes in without even being offered a board.
Argh!
I wander over to the Itbox and nervously stick a £20 note in the notey, knowing that there's a high chance of it not paying out the coins after my game of Spot The Difference - but thankfully all £19 rolled out and no IOUs. I also change up a £20 at the bar just incase.
With £4 left of all that - and £173 over the back - I'm finally there with a red Top feature which simply HAD to roll. Cue a flat £35!
£22 of the went straight back in for a welcome £105 top. With only £7 remaining in the hopper, I didn't really see much point in continuing and accepted my £55 loss.
What a pain these things can be ... :x
Full, backing, showing the £15 cash shot quite early on - all looked rosey in the 'garden of profit'.
£85 in and I'm FINALLY offered top feature (not red), which I knocked back in the hope that a red top feature would present itself soonish and go for £70, or better still - the full £105.
After £130 in I realise I'm getting low-ish on coins and this thing has no notey - so I decide to take the next normal top offered and hope that it rolls from it. Nothing doing, and with £8 left, I decide to grab the next big cash amount offered (after all, it's been offering £15 for fun on all the previous boards) - all £8 goes in without even being offered a board.
Argh!
I wander over to the Itbox and nervously stick a £20 note in the notey, knowing that there's a high chance of it not paying out the coins after my game of Spot The Difference - but thankfully all £19 rolled out and no IOUs. I also change up a £20 at the bar just incase.
With £4 left of all that - and £173 over the back - I'm finally there with a red Top feature which simply HAD to roll. Cue a flat £35!
£22 of the went straight back in for a welcome £105 top. With only £7 remaining in the hopper, I didn't really see much point in continuing and accepted my £55 loss.
What a pain these things can be ... :x
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
You're probably right - but it 'feels' like normal top features never go very far. It also feels like you have to work hard to earn the red top feature - hence they don't come around all that often and seem to go for more than one JP.pokerpete wrote:red and white top feature is the same.
I'm not talking specifically about money spider, I mean on everything.
chance of repeat is max 50% red or white
I'm sure I'm not the only one who, when aiming for top feature, likes to ensure that it is red.
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
regardless of how it 'feels' or 'seems' red and white are the same and knocking back a white top is crazy.
I keep saying it but KEEP RECORDS
if you wrote down every time you got a top streak on any machine, whether it was red or white and if it rolled over after a few hundred tops you'd know this stuff.
gambling profitably on machines that are carefuly set up to run at a pre-set profit is very difficult and you need to give yourself every possible edge.
I keep saying it but KEEP RECORDS
if you wrote down every time you got a top streak on any machine, whether it was red or white and if it rolled over after a few hundred tops you'd know this stuff.
gambling profitably on machines that are carefuly set up to run at a pre-set profit is very difficult and you need to give yourself every possible edge.