ARBO
Apart from Jackpot Genie, I don't think I've ever seen a Red start me off with an ARB0 board. The most recent machine to do it wasn't even a Red, it was Global's Casino Crazy.
The biggest top I ever had on a SKR was a meagre £50 ..
As for Snailblazer - terrific machine. It was essentially the same as Dragon Drop but it didn't lumber you with £10 of Safe Cash half as often.
Talking of Reds, isn't it about time we had another £35/£70 fruit stepper?
The biggest top I ever had on a SKR was a meagre £50 ..
As for Snailblazer - terrific machine. It was essentially the same as Dragon Drop but it didn't lumber you with £10 of Safe Cash half as often.
Talking of Reds, isn't it about time we had another £35/£70 fruit stepper?
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
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I guess as always, it's all about experience - mine was obviously better than the majority. I'm sure there were two versions of it (internally different) as there was one at the bowling alley that I'd rarely play as it was simply awful on the gamble.
The one in the Somerset, however, used to be fantastic for a weekly 'download' of funds! Certainly the Red that I got the most 'earliest' tops on - in that I'd get to £1.50 / £2 and it would give it from Name / ARB0.
It may not have been the most fantastic machine then, but that one unit in particular was for me!
The one in the Somerset, however, used to be fantastic for a weekly 'download' of funds! Certainly the Red that I got the most 'earliest' tops on - in that I'd get to £1.50 / £2 and it would give it from Name / ARB0.
It may not have been the most fantastic machine then, but that one unit in particular was for me!
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