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cannot argue with £100. Youve obviously found a way to make money nobody else has spotted on the internet- better not elaborate or we will all be glued to our computers! well done maestro. :o
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David Healy wrote:
Thanks for the tip. First game tonight - £4. Would normally have moved on to something else, but as a sole result of the posting above I played another game. Successfully negotiated the 100 a second time, down to £2 and £10 in the end game and won ............. £10!!!!!
Good work; pleased to be of assistance. It was actually Nil Satis who gave the tip and I only confirmed it, but clearly it's always worth playing 1v100 until it starts coming up with kipper questions.
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I hope you boys don't forget to send me my commission!

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dmac wrote:what about this then?

on all 4 major cabinets and been on the front screen of t'itbox for best part of a year
It's an exemplar of a quality game isn't it? My wife likes SWPs but not in an obsessive way, and 1v100 is her first port of call on an ItBox, still. I think they've got the game just about right really: clear and easy format, good chance of £2-£5 even for Joe Public, occasional chance of a £10 to keep the better player happy, but not generous enough to have meant that it's ever become a battleground between pros (compare with, say, DOND or FFQ). We don't talk about it much on here any more, but whoever came up with 1v100 has done a first class job.

I've still never got a £20 though. :(
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Firstly, the claim that it doesn't give less than £2 in "normal" play is probably not 100% true, as I've been left with the £1 boxes and the £10 boxes, assumed I was getting the £10, and got the £1. Still, I've had more £10s than £1s (and still not a £20 despite a lot of play).

It's also been seen on Inde, but whenever I play it on one and qualify, it crashes!

Okish game (in my experience there are certainly more profitable ones out there, but I've also not made a really concerted attempt to learn the spoilers), but a nightmare on slightly misaligned screens.

Answer=

A: Press above and work down until it detects.
C: Press below and work up.
B: S**t.
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i agree with the criticism about the touchscreen , twice recently i have lost on ' B ' answers cos of the screen being out of line :x
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Yeah, fair enough, I think someone else has previously said on here that they've had <£2 prizes; I suspect this is probably something that happens for rather better players than I (i.e. players who can qualify even when the game is dishing out spoilers right left and centre). Who here has had a £20 JP from this? I reckon they could be even rarer than the equivalent on DOND. I must say I think it's shabby advertising a game as a £20JP if it happens, say, 1 in 20,000 goes on average.
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dmac wrote:£3's par for me on the endgame, but I've had a few easy tenners recently

I like that 7 out of 100 people don't know the capital of England, but 53 out of 56 do know when Equatorial Guinea made their first stamp
:)

(anyone tried learning the stamp year spoilers? )
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cp999 wrote: Okish game (in my experience there are certainly more profitable ones out there, but I've also not made a really concerted attempt to learn the spoilers), but a nightmare on slightly misaligned screens.

Answer=

A: Press above and work down until it detects.
C: Press below and work up.
B: S**t.
Glad someone else has had this problem - so annoying!! :x
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played this today - Question: How many days of the week start with the letter 'S' ? , options 1 , 2 or 4 - 23 people knocked out !!
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i have only recently started playing this.

over lunch i had a go and was down to 1vs7. it asked me a question about french poets which i didn't know so i used a dodge. only i figured i might as well double it up too. but that disabled my dodges and i horlicksed it up. seems counterintuitive to me.
nobody ever wins on those things.
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As you've now realised you can't use a Dodge and a Double on the same question. The other thing you'll realise soon enough is that on the Doubles you'll only ever get awarded a few opponents - between 2 and 5 normally. Still, it's really not a bad little game overall.
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