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Bonus buys tend to be pretty poor on most slots in my opinion. E.g. Fat Santa, Book of Gods, Extra Chilli, Machina, Spinal Tap, Temple of Treasure and Vikings Unleashed.
The exception (again in my opinion) is White Rabbit, where a poor feature will usually return at least 50% of your bonus buy and thus will keep you going for that little bit longer.
1) The 100k Drop
2) Raging Rhino
3) Captain Venture / Lucky Lady’s Charm
My 3 picks are for the same reason as Mondayblues23 i.e. I just don’t find them very exciting to watch. So I’m not talking about big losses which is Eye of Horus’s territory!
1I’ll see if I can upload the full image, although I seem to have problems uploading images onto BIAM it seems.
I should have read the replies first, but I stuck the image into Tin Eye first and indeed it gave me Billie Ellish. Tin Eye is a reverse image search that finds sites hosting that picture even if the image here was only a small segment or a crop of a fuller image.
As it’s a branded PC (Compaq), I think your best bet would be restore your existing copy of Windows back to factory settings. It’s easier to do it nowadays as you don’t need a CD. The factory copy of Windows is stored on a hidden partition. When you start up the PC, you’ll need to press one of the F keys e.g. F2 or F10. It varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, so you’ll need to check if you have any manuals that came with the PC. Looking on Google though, Compaq seems to be F11 to start recovery.
The idea of going back to factory Windows is so that the machine will run like it’s new again.
Make sure that you back everything up before you start though! MP3s, pictures, documents, game settings, internet bookmarks and so on.
Clicking on BACKINAMO.COM (next to the bandit graphic from Dead or Alive) at the top of each page will always take you back to the BIAM home page.
For the back button, what Mr B said. The buttons like back, reload, new tab, search etc are part of the web browser. The layout will depend on which browser you’re using, If you’re using just the Android stock browser, you could try going onto Google Play and download the one that you use on a computer like Opera, Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc. Then the button placements / layout might look more familiar to you albeit scaled down for the mobile’s screen size.
While I agree that gambling shouldn’t be carried out with borrowed money (including credit cards), I disagree that the casinos should take full responsibility on the woman gambling away £100k in 2 days. If she’s 18+ and has mental capacity, she should shoulder some of the responsibility. The rest of the responsibility should be down to safeguards that are agreed by the Gambling Commission.
My conspiracy theory isn’t about online gambling, but rather – offline gambling. Theresa May’s government announced last year that they were going to crack down on section B2 of the gambling act. This is specifically roulette on the bookies terminals. Some of you will know that the terminals also have slots (section B3). The new law went live only this month, but ever since the announcement got made last year, the B3 slots suddenly started to play much worse. I check the percentages screen and it’s still 90% on £1 play and £92 on £2 play (so no changes there), and yet it seems like something have changed from the bookies point of view and the 90% / 92% offerings is just a placebo effect.
Have anyone else found this? It’s now at the point that I’m probably going to blanket self-exclude myself from all bookies and just play my monthly £50 online on Video Slots and Royal Panda, as I’ve never had a problem with online gambling.
Haz, genuine question – what were the £500 games like in the 2003-2008 era? I think they were known as Section 16 machines back then? I only caught up with the £500s about 10 years ago and by then they were known as Section B3 (same as bookies FOBTs I think?) 10 years ago it was all Reel King, Rocky, Elvis, Cashino, Monty’s Millions etc. Barcrest and Astra were big business. Blueprint came much later on e.g. Imperial Dragon (my fave game), like around 2015. Had a really good run on the Blueprints but it went south starting 6 months ago, probably in preparation for Theresa May’s new gambling taxes.
Thanks guys.
I agree a remake would probably ruin it.
I’m up for seeing the original on the big screen again, as it must be 35 years ago now 🙂
Primal is currently my highest RTP at 390%. Got 260% on Spinal Tap as well.
On the other side of the coin, Donuts and Jammin’ Jars are both standing at 10%.
The crux is that you win some and you lose some. Just different slot titles for different players.
Another one here for caravan sites, also seaside arcades that my granny would take me to at the age of 12 (early 90s). In the UK, slot machines are called fruit machines and so I played on those. I can’t remember what the jackpot amounts were, but the stakes were generally from 2p to 10p. I wasn’t a child addict and I could go for years without playing a fruit machine.
In adult life, I became an arcade regular and addict from my early 20s. Lots of different jackpot sizes that I can remember – £5, £8, £15, £25, £35, £70, £100, occasionally £250, then video-based fruits are £500.
Online gambling is a fairly new thing for me. Only really started in the last year signing up to Video Slots and Royal Panda with £50/month limit on both.
Video Slots is my main casino, been using it for about a year now and yet I’m still at level 1. I’ve no idea how you get EXP to reach level 2! I’m currently about 50% of the way to level 2.
Regarding Holy Diver, I have got to level 3 on 50p stake which cost me £65 and I managed to claw back £50, so an overall £15 loss. So while it’s not brilliant, it wasn’t a disaster for me either.
The slots that I can’t seem to bonus online are Donuts, Dolphin’s Pearl and Eye of Horus. For oofline (bookies), I did bonus Horus once and it gave all of the tablets bar the last one (eye) and it went for 10x :-/
Jewtube is run by conservative religious groups, where porn and sex rings (incl. paedophilia) is normalised for them. They also excel in shootings and live-streamed murders.
However, the sky pixie worshippers find gambling offensive and so the Jewtube staff have to pander to them.
Amen.
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