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Is Twitch blocked as well? I seem to remember that you used Twitch when YouTube was down and you linked it to the BIAM homepage.
Is Daily Motion an option?
The only other option is to make BIAM a dedicated site like compfused.com or break.com
Who the fuck reports YouTube videos? Queer fucking people around.
probably that cunt that used to report my posts here ??
– Conservative, right-leaning Christians who are offended by gambling videos
– a.k.a middle-aged white males who are top 10% earners, and are obese with high blood pressure
– a.k.a people who are non-progressive and hate change
– a.k.a gammon
I think posting on Money Saving Export forum would be a better bet than on a gambling forum. Don’t go begging though, just ask for some advice on your current unexpected expense. For example people quite often post about their boiler going kaput and they need a way how to find £1500 somewhere. They also have a student section.
Plot twist: kjl412’s mate is actually the Bandit himself and he created his slots channel was created on 15th July 2016.
Hi Jonny. I think that posting on Money Saving Expert’s forum would be better for you than on a gambling forum. Don’t go begging on there though. You need to ask for advice on how to lay your hands on a large sum of money for your current unexpected situation. E.g. people quite often post about their broken boiler and how to get money for that, then how to pay it off if borrowed. They also have a section specifically for students.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com
Hope you get it sorted and sorry to read about what happened to you.
There’s a video trailer from the supplier’s YouTube channel, the same supplier as Machina Megaways.
This slot looks very similar to Phoenix Sun with the 6×3 ways with tiles removed to expand to 6×6 ways.
15th May 2019 at 8:09 pm in reply to: What are your TOP 3 SLOTS so far 2019??!!!! And why? :P #65941I like your choices Biohazard.
My top 3 answers were based on how much I was playing in 2019 so far. If I was going to give an all-time top 3, then White Rabbit remains at the top and Laser Fruit would be a good 2nd place for me since you mentioned it!
1Different strokes and all that eh Haz. It reminds me of the late 90s browser war where some peeps were Netscape extremists while the others were IE hardliners!
So for me, being a £50 guy both online and offline, I’m dropping the offline bit as it was £50 lost on almost every occasion on a weekly basis since the Autumn statement and it wasn’t bringing me entertainment any more. Whereas with online, I make an overall loss but only at a relatively small loss and I’m still finding it fun, so I am keeping with online as the lesser of the 2 evils 🙂
The problem is, now that I have a bit of spare cash again, I’ll blow it on other addictive stuff like phones and other tech!
Nice one Haz 🙂
I had to do similar except that it wasn’t online gambling. It was the £500 arcade slots instead, so I had to fill in the forms etc to get myself excluded from the local adult gaming centres. I was never a degenerate, but things had to stop as I wasn’t seeing much disposable income since last year’s Autumn statement. What gets me is that it wasn’t the category of gambling that Theresa May was targeting (£500 slots). She was meant to be targeting those bookies table games (blackjack, roulette etc).
I’ve done online gambling for a few years though (Video Slots and Royal Panda) with limits imposed and I’ve never had a problem with those. That’s because when the monthly money is gone, it’s gone, and I’m not tempted to take those limits off. The other thing is not to sign up to a 3rd site, because if I do, then where does it stop?
1Can someone please tell me how to use image upload? Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t.
102% playing on Video Slots for a year, with my highest and lowest games below.
For my other site though, Royal Panda, I’m well down! I don’t think that Panda provides the overall RTP though?
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Happy birthday Geordie 🙂
As for age milestones, 18 is young. 21 is still young as well. I didn’t mind turning 25 either. Turning 30 is “ok” but pushing it. Turning 35 was what crossed the line for me because satisfaction surveys get me to tick the age bracket e.g. 15-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54 and so on, and so by turning 35, I have to tick the next box up. Now I’m 40, it’s downhill. Yes they say that life starts at 40, but I think my best days are over.
1There have been a few mentions of £4.80 and £6 jackpots. They were before my time, so does anyone have any information (year numbers etc) on historic jackpots?
I remember £10 in the late 90s, then it moved up to £15 in late 1998. Pretty sure it was then because I started university in late 1998 and the changeover from £10 to £15 happened around then. £25 was early 2002 and £35 was early 2007.
Reference Deal or No Deal in the post above this post, I think the idea was ok for the first couple of years. What Bellfruit basically did was they took one of their previous Bellfruit (or Mazooma) machines and added the Deal feature to it:
Take The Piece + Deal = Classic 4-reeler
Monopoly 2003 + Deal = Can You Beat The Banker
The Royale Banker + Deal = The Dream Factory
Getting Ziggy With It + Deal = What’s In Your Box
Any Games Media (e.g. Juggling Jackpots) + Deal = The Power Five
In 2009, was no longer early days for Deal machines. The jackpot doubled to £70 and the Deal machines and non-Deal machines started going downhill.
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