Anyone played one?
I've got 2 local, both in spoons.
Can get a 70 top, a next board next spin that takes you to £15/£25
Naturally it sucks you back in and recycles £20-£30 in a matter of seconds.
Most boards shove you on a 6/7 when you get to £10ish.
Anyone had any luck?
Golden Giza
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CrosbyRules
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I'd believe it if I saw it with my own eyes !toothless11 wrote:sometimes when you get a 'no lose' and use it, it remains unused if you get me.
"If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"
Hmm, he's right blackmogu - it seems to randomly 'stockpile' the No Lose. Except that it's not particularly random, the machine tends to be very ready when it does it.blackmogu wrote:I'd believe it if I saw it with my own eyes !toothless11 wrote:sometimes when you get a 'no lose' and use it, it remains unused if you get me.
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
Look to the heavens and you shall be rewarded with the meaning of my quip above.Nixxy wrote:Hmm, he's right blackmogu - it seems to randomly 'stockpile' the No Lose. Except that it's not particularly random, the machine tends to be very ready when it does it.blackmogu wrote:I'd believe it if I saw it with my own eyes !toothless11 wrote:sometimes when you get a 'no lose' and use it, it remains unused if you get me.
"If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"
Ah yes ... I was a bit slow thereblackmogu wrote:Look to the heavens and you shall be rewarded with the meaning of my quip above.Nixxy wrote:Hmm, he's right blackmogu - it seems to randomly 'stockpile' the No Lose. Except that it's not particularly random, the machine tends to be very ready when it does it.blackmogu wrote: I'd believe it if I saw it with my own eyes !
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
Re: Golden Giza
Shaggerty wrote:Anyone played one?
I've got 2 local, both in spoons.
Can get a 70 top, a next board next spin that takes you to £15/£25
Naturally it sucks you back in and recycles £20-£30 in a matter of seconds.
Most boards shove you on a 6/7 when you get to £10ish.
Anyone had any luck?
Chilvers just purchased a few of these early November and he's sited them in a few Wetherspoons in Suffolk and Essex. Not on the greatest percentage payout but it seems you got lucky as he decided to stick them in both your spoons.
Re: Golden Giza
Still got em in both spoons. Nice £105 tonight from peanuts in. Random red bar roll in, boost 3 times (to bronze series) with an extra life and no lose on a 2. Love it.logopolis wrote:Shaggerty wrote:Anyone played one?
I've got 2 local, both in spoons.
Can get a 70 top, a next board next spin that takes you to £15/£25
Naturally it sucks you back in and recycles £20-£30 in a matter of seconds.
Most boards shove you on a 6/7 when you get to £10ish.
Anyone had any luck?
Chilvers just purchased a few of these early November and he's sited them in a few Wetherspoons in Suffolk and Essex. Not on the greatest percentage payout but it seems you got lucky as he decided to stick them in both your spoons.
Re: Golden Giza
why'd you put peanuts in it? Plunion wont like this at all!!