Profile : ImperialDragon

I quite like Cool Jewels.  It’s more akin to the older Bejewelled / Candy Crush games in that you have normal gems and power-up gems.  Also, if 2 power-ups appear next to each other, they combine in a similar fashion to Candy Crush (the mobile app).

Ok guys, here is the next one: it is just the background of the slot.  The foreground i.e. the slot itself is missing 🙂

… cashpoints that are too slow

… cashpoint hoggers who spend 5 minutes withdrawing £20

… cashpoints that ask you too many questions (Santander – that is YOU!)

… cashpoints that have no money left

… cashpoints that let you enter your PIN, only then to tell you that there is no money

… cashpoints that display the blue screen of death lol

… people who call cashpoints “ATMs”

… going balls deep in a cashpoint

Hi RedBell…

I find it interesting that you wrote 45 years.  That would be starting early 1970s.  Do you know the roughly what historic jackpot amounts were?

I started playing pub fruits as a teenager in the early 90s.  Think they were £4.80 jackpots back then and 10p a go?  Then it became £6 or £6.40.  Then I became a regular (casual) player in the early 2000s, like 2001 and it was £15.  Then I saw it go to 25p / £25 which was my favourite era, and like what SportsBetPunk said – seems to be fairer play on the machines.  Then it was £35 which was “ok”, starting to go downhill but was still ok.

The earlier £70 (basically upgraded £35ers) were still ok for me but the later £70ers = gameover for me and I moved on to B3 machines and I get on better with those.

Moon Princess – it depends on which “helper” character you have on the right hand side of the screen.  The red one (Love) is the one that changes the symbols.  Just think of it as the “barrels” in Blueprint’s King Kong Cash.  A load of barrels appear on the screen and when the reels stop, the barrels will reveal a symbol.  That’s what Love seems to do.  I definitely helps to read the paytable though.

Sweet Alchemy – I’ve not seen this, but if it’s anything like Moon Princess (Bejewelled / Candy Crush type game), then I’m guessing it’s colours or characters-based again.

Reactoonz – what happens will depend on the colour of the bars on the tanks.  Each colour has a different modifier.  I don’t know which is which by heart though, so again would need to read the paytable.

Falcon Huntress – this one, I genuinely don’t know why connecting symbols don’t always expand.

Although I have signed up to Video Slots recently, I am historically an off-line gambler, so think arcades and shops.

So for me, Reel King as a section B3 machine is one of my all-time favourite slots.  I made the switch from pub fruit machines (AWPs) to B3s starting in 2010, and it was always Reel King that I would play.  The “dings” fascinated me because it bared no relation to the reels.  So no bonus symbol.  It’s like as if the dings and the reels ran on separate threads and each had their own RTPs to make up the overall payout percentage.  I never gambled the wins unless it was a partial-credit win.  I just like the feature and I get tilted by the sounds.