How did you start!
How did you start!
I first got into machines through skinner! He was emptying a flashback and i found myself counting the reels! When i said " i can do that" He laughed! Hit 20 out of 21 red sevens on the line!
I am Glendale, much better than you!
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I grew up in a pub, i always had the bug for it, done my babysitting/glass collecting/bottling up money more times than i care to mention, learnt a few bits off my mate who's dad ran a neighbouring pub, he said he had a bloke coming in his boozer who knew what he was doing (Martal) and that was that, over 13 years ago now
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Yeah mine was £7 too, back in mid 90s.mr lugsy wrote:how much did your paper round pay betch?
i got 7 quid for mine
Machine-wise, I was a late starter, aged 23. I saw the tail end of £15 jp, last 3 months of 2001, didn't really get on those machines. When £25 jp was rolled out, I did much better, although I was only ever a casual. At best, I'll know certain features and have a sense of judgement too if I know the machine well. Otherwise, I just play for luck. Sometimes get stung by machines that have previously been 'done'. Although £25 was my era, I can name a few £35ers that I like, but £70 has gone right over my head. Generally I enjoy playing the £5ers at fairgrounds.