take your pick
take your pick
new barcrest called take your pick. second board, gambled to mega streak to my shock, gave 45 quid. £35 jp 50p stake
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danthedude66
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milk monitor
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Looks, to a certain extent, like a clone of the 10+ years old barcrest of the same name.
The two locks and nudges are very similar, somebody on this site has the old picture as their graphic.
The two locks and nudges are very similar, somebody on this site has the old picture as their graphic.
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exactly what i thought... so yeah wot he said.milk monitor wrote:Looks, to a certain extent, like a clone of the 10+ years old barcrest of the same name.
The two locks and nudges are very similar, somebody on this site has the old picture as their graphic.
p.s the avatar is triton i think
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Used to be quite a good m/c. The clubber especially could be forced for all keys and quite liked to give big tops and even jackpots. If I remember rightly ours was a £200 jackpot and the fastest way to obtain all keys was to go for "let em spin" on three cashpots which was either £30 or £35 and which would nearly always give the required number of keys to unlock the top.
actually thinking back it may have been swag bags and not cashpots symbols can't remember!
also, if just playing for small wins then the old gamble once, shuffle reels keep repeating used to eventually bring a win in within one nudge.
actually thinking back it may have been swag bags and not cashpots symbols can't remember!
also, if just playing for small wins then the old gamble once, shuffle reels keep repeating used to eventually bring a win in within one nudge.
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I'm trying to remember the name of the old Barcrest machine that was based on this old one - It had the same turbo gamble on the nudges (which there were loads of), going from left to right, and the object was to gamble the nudges high enough to bring down a good win on the reels.
It would give you a feature from a number of different features and cash prizes in the middle, and you could shuffle it to be awarded a different feature at the cost of one position on the cash trail. The good features were gold and the lesser ones were silver.
When it gave a repeat chance, the machine would say 'Ready to Rock You Again!' then the light on the repeat chance wheel would spin round.
When it gave Jackpot, it would say 'This is the one that you've been waiting for...'
In it's day, these were in ALL the pubs - same sort of time as Jolly Gems. They were mainly on £10 Jackpots. Anyone remember the name?
It would give you a feature from a number of different features and cash prizes in the middle, and you could shuffle it to be awarded a different feature at the cost of one position on the cash trail. The good features were gold and the lesser ones were silver.
When it gave a repeat chance, the machine would say 'Ready to Rock You Again!' then the light on the repeat chance wheel would spin round.
When it gave Jackpot, it would say 'This is the one that you've been waiting for...'
In it's day, these were in ALL the pubs - same sort of time as Jolly Gems. They were mainly on £10 Jackpots. Anyone remember the name?
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