Anyone played this? Its a nasty clone of R2R
I played the other night, Took about £30 of me for 2 x £10 cashpots. I thought I had the top feature but it only gave me £2 which didn't even repeat. i won't be playing one in a hurry
Rob da Bank
Re: Rob da Bank
megastreaker wrote:Anyone played this? Its a nasty clone of R2R
I played the other night, Took about £30 of me for 2 x £10 cashpots. I thought I had the top feature but it only gave me £2 which didn't even repeat. i won't be playing one in a hurry
What made you think you had the top feature.
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The features are all in a line and I had landed on the top one. I didn't see one called Rob Da Bank.
Ahh well its nasty and thankfully only lost £10
Tried a DOND next to it and ended up with £2 and Megastreak and i rejected the offer of £17 and I got £2
Was near the end of the night and I wasn't wanting to chase anything
Ahh well its nasty and thankfully only lost £10
Tried a DOND next to it and ended up with £2 and Megastreak and i rejected the offer of £17 and I got £2
Was near the end of the night and I wasn't wanting to chase anything
A DOND next to Rob Da Bank. Was that in the Oyster Rooms, at Fulham Broadway? I played the Rob Da Bank in there, last Friday. Yip, pretty similar to MR2R, although the cost for an entry is perhaps a bit higher. On several occassions, I got into the board, first move Spun Out, ooh, no, that's not very nice. Also, in the bottom end, it would often just spin in a win. I prefer a bit of player interaction, and not just being handed a win; that's a bit Maygayish and their attrocious bottom ends where you would never get trebs, halns, but then wham bam, three icons drop in, crivens.
I liked the three concentric boards, I got a reasonable spread of features.
The occasional red hi or red lo, to indicate a definite win, as well as the red numbers on the reel, I'm not too sure about. A guaranteed win induces no puggy rush, and with all these guaranteed wins, a plain old white 3 then becomes very harsh.
Rob Da Bank is by Barcrest, so perhaps it should've been in the Barcrest section. I'm not sure, I'm pretty new to this.
Time will tell as to whether the kids like it enough to gain a passed test.
I liked the three concentric boards, I got a reasonable spread of features.
The occasional red hi or red lo, to indicate a definite win, as well as the red numbers on the reel, I'm not too sure about. A guaranteed win induces no puggy rush, and with all these guaranteed wins, a plain old white 3 then becomes very harsh.
Rob Da Bank is by Barcrest, so perhaps it should've been in the Barcrest section. I'm not sure, I'm pretty new to this.
Time will tell as to whether the kids like it enough to gain a passed test.