committed credit

[tommychan]

Had my first play on one of the aforementioned a few days ago, was a Quid Vicious as mentioned in another thread matt v said he's played one and it does like throwing red hot picker off bonuses.

Although I don't think i'll have too much problem with it as i mainly just play machines for fun and dont particularly care if i lose 50 quid if i have a prolonged amount of entertainment out of it, i think addicts will.

The committed credit made it too easy for the famous "one last pound". Instead of having to collect the cash and manually put it back in a quick button press ensures your winnings will reduce nice and quickly.

On the upside that would make forcing much easy with no need to manually recycle 35's etc however I think it's bad news for anyone with no self control, can definatley forsee some stories of getting MS then wanking it all away again swapping it from bank to credit.

Anyhoo, don't no if anyone can give me a hand have come across some old 25 jackpots in a place where they get topped up by tourists daily. Just wondered if anyone had any tips for the following:

Pony express
Subbuteo
Top gear, the one with "mini mania"
Some jack in the beanstack type with supertrail on bean stalk up the middle.
A mouse themed one. ?mousetrap? with 3 mice on view for board, 3 in middle for super, 3 blocks of cheese for super shots. (and it isn't the big cheese)

cheers

[Dunhamzzz]

Well, they are old m/cs u mentioned there!

I agree the commited credit thing is handy but sickening for people who will get carried away easily.

I also think its sick how s16s (or whatever section they are now, anyone?) transfer £10 over, just wrong.

[Scott]

mouse themed one could be bubble and squeak??? not seen one for years but a brilliant machine from extreme.

[mattyboy]

Subbuteo has a nice £75 in it. A bit similar to Pick your Peso's. Shouldn't have a note changer on it so if full and offering over £5 I would force it out. Usually get 2 or 3 red IM's for 50 / 75

Block from £10 is quite tough expect it to lose 4 - 8 times before going through

Used to quite like these

[tommychan]

mouse themed one could be bubble and squeak??? not seen one for years but a brilliant machine from extreme.

Bang on, couldnt remember the name there, it is a good un'

[tommychan]

Subbuteo has a nice £75 in it. A bit similar to Pick your Peso's. Shouldn't have a note changer on it so if full and offering over £5 I would force it out. Usually get 2 or 3 red IM's for 50 / 75

Block from £10 is quite tough expect it to lose 4 - 8 times before going through

Used to quite like these

Yeah theres no notey on it, never given it a push but I will give it ago somtime this week me thinks, cheers.

[Mattb]

Subbuteo also has the bonus of Alan Partridge SFX. A-haaaaaaaaaaa!

[ma71lda]

Memories.Subbuteo.Alan Partridge.Class.

Pony Express = poor Cop The Lot clone.

[Scott]

mouse themed one could be bubble and squeak??? not seen one for years but a brilliant machine from extreme.

Bang on, couldnt remember the name there, it is a good un'

i take it your playing for the hiddens for cash gambler then super duper next board for squeak streak, loved these a few years back and had several round my way

[blackmogu]

Brings back very fond memories. For a while, the boozer on the seafront near me, and a hotel next to it both had good Vamp it Ups and Bubble & Squeaks. Four machines, 5 minutes walk, usually averaged 100 profit every day.

Yes, it was cash gambler off the barcode, and play next board to see if everything went "Super Duper" from a bonus. Loved to do 75/100 streaks. What a great machine.

[Scott]

it also would spin the extremes on the win line from cash gambler from time too time and offer you the chance too gamble it..... why would you just collect it, next board a bonus 3 or 7 and away you go. top machine.

[blackmogu]

out of curiosity, did you ever get that gamble to win ? I popped it a few times just for testing purposes (who knows, could have been a free win hiding), but never succeeded.

[Scott]

yes i have gambled it once and it went down, never did it again.