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[RUKI2909]

how much do you think this is worth cheers

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[Nudgeman]

That Trayhop over on Fruit chat sold one a couple of years back. I think he got at most £300 for it, so this day and age more like £100-£200 I'd guess. It's one of the first section 16s that Bell Fruit brought out back in the day. I've heard that £2 stake is coming back into action soon, so maybe that'll bump the price up a bit.

[brucegeorge]

I have to ask I guess you own this machine so I would guess you have had the streak a few times how does it work and what kind of money do you get from it I never saw it drop on streak once

[nails]

i had the machine on £2 a spin, pumped in excess of £4000 through it with a highest win of £150 via the discs. total long term payout was 70.01%




random my arse.

[stanmarsh14]

i had the machine on £2 a spin, pumped in excess of £4000 through it with a highest win of £150 via the discs. total long term payout was 70.01%




random my arse.

Ouch, yet I always used to do well on the one that was here in town, till it went B3.

Totally screwed over gameplay then

[cardie]

No such thing as random, makes me laugh really '!THIS MACHINE IS RANDOM!' and in the bottom corner (70% Payout) hows somthing random if it has a payout to meet?

[fruitman69]

No such thing as random, makes me laugh really '!THIS MACHINE IS RANDOM!' and in the bottom corner (70% Payout) hows somthing random if it has a payout to meet?

Cardie( and anyone else ) - Please dont keep posting the same thing over and over this has been discussed zillions of times!!!!

I quote"hows somthing random if it has a payout to meet?"

Ok try this

Throw a normal non weighted die at a craps table just one.

Say it costs £1 a throw

and you win

1 = nothing
2 = nothing
3 = nothing
4 = 60p
5 = £1.20
6 = £2.40

Would you not call this random??

Yet the expected payout would be 70%

This is seriously BASIC math.

Just drives me mad how people cant get it?!

[Nudgeman]

+1 Fruitman

was that 70.01% over 4k of plays as that is a fairly short session in terms of S16? Only 2000 presses.

[Chopaholic]

i had the machine on £2 a spin, pumped in excess of £4000 through it with a highest win of £150 via the discs. total long term payout was 70.01%




random my arse.

£4000 played through is only 2000 spins, which isn't anything like a significant enough data set for one of these machines.

Try £40000 through it to get something approaching a better figure.

(Personally I'd have said 100,000 spins is probably a decent long-term baseline for these machines.)