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There is a web site called Vistaprint.  If you upload a graphic e.g. BACKINAMO.COM preferably in PNG format, then they’ll make it into a t-shirt for about £15.  I would ask Steve (The Bandit) if it’s ok to print this first and advertising it in public.

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Video Slots and Royal Panda have both asked me for ID.  When Royal Panda left the UK market, I switched to William Hill as my 2nd casino and they have never asked for ID.  I’m sure I’ll eventually reach an overall deposit or withdrawal limit that will trigger an ID check or source of wealth.

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Thanks for trying Punk Rocker a couple of weeks back, and glad it went well.

Nolimit City has a new game called DJ Psycho.  It has “X-Bet” for us UK players (like with Dead Canary, Pearl Harbor etc) to make it easier to land the bonus.  Playing this way, I’ve managed 2 super bonuses so far with the highest going for 400X.  The game itself looks like a sound mixer or a lighting console with a big 4 x 4 grid (like Donuts) and you’re matching 3 or more of the same colour.  Cluster pays rather than lines or X-ways so it’s classed as a grid slot.  It’s a bit complicated at first with the various power-ups you can get but you’ll get used to it.

Please give it a bash 🙂

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kenneth41 wrote:

winster casino why just why with this name i wouldnt give them a fiver 1000s or euros no offence your fault trust pilot 75% scam i google search would of sorted you out my advice was free hope you hit a genuine casino next time

Harsh, but fair!

@Beatsman – I think the main mistake was finding a casino that offered bonus buys without the need for a VPN.  This combination is enough to tell me that it’s not above board.

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I don’t think you can play on demo without an email sign up any more.  Sky Vegas did let you do this until around 2017 then a UK gov loophole got closed where you had to be signed into Sky Vegas in order to play on demo.

I’m fine with logging in with an email address as it’s just a few clicks and no password is needed.

https://www.nolimitcity.com/games – Nolimit City

https://play.bigtimevegas.com – Big Time Gaming

A VPN is needed if you want to demo play bonus buys on these sites.

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Ad blockers will work on YT running on personal computers but not on TVs.  If you want to watch the Bandit on a big 65″ screen, then YT Premium is the way to go.

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i use YouTube Premium but didn’t realise any of it goes to content creators ^^

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The other one is called Clockwork Mice.

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About Kingmaker not completing its bonus, like @eejit101 said, you can try a different computer/device.  You can also try the same device but a different browser.  Firefox is my main browser but I’ve had it twice where Invaders Megaways displays the final win amount then is stuck on that screen and it can’t be clicked off or refreshed.  Google Chrome had the same issue, but the Brave browser resolved the issue for me both times.

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Rookie mistake.  Stay away from Chips!

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Collector, collect all of my persistent collector-payers 🙂

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Smoothoperator wrote:

I remember one casino leaving the U.K. market (Royal Panda) and I was upto 78 bees.., then I couldn’t finish which really pissed me off.. on the flip side my personal best to trigger the swarm was 6!!

Not Wild Swarm, but I had a few Feature Drops partially built up on White Rabbit on different stakes.  That was on Royal Panda.  Then in early 2020, they left the UK market at relatively short notice so my build progressions were lost.

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Brewdog (famous for Punk IPA and Elvis Juice) also makes a beer called Laser Quest.  I sometimes call it Laser Fruit by mistake as in the Red Tiger slot, then sometimes I’ll call the slot Laser Quest, so mixing the 2 up.

Non-beer related: when shops added self check-out (Boots, WHSmith, Sainsbury’s etc), I was instantly reminded of note takers when they were new to fruit machines as they made the same whirring sound.  This would have been in the late 2000s.

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Last month, I had 3 back-to-back mega teases on Eye of Horus (regular version).  Probably not uncommon for that game.

I once had a zero bonus on the High Voltage side of Danger HV, which is normally the safe side to pick out of the 2, so it just paid the 6X trigger amount.

On the one time I had around 35X in hold-and-spin values on Donuts, the Donuts feature itself went for zero.  So in the end, 35X times zero is still zero.

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Reference machines type B and C, these are down to the 2005 Gambling Act and the machines are given A, B, C and D.

A – these machines never existed in the end.  They were unlimited stakes and jackpots and were meant for the so-called Super Casinos during the last Labour government but it got cancelled.

B1 – these machines are video slots and found in casinos with jackpots of at least £4000.

B2 – these were the bookies terminals that had video roulette and other table games, making this the only machine not to be fruit machine-based only.  These got banned by our government in 2019.

B3 – these are the £500 jackpot machines found in arcades.  These are video slots rather than traditional fruits.  Famous titles include Rainbow Riches and Reel King and have been around for nearly 20 years!  Before B3, these titles existed as Section 16 machines.  Other examples are Rocky, Elvis 500 and Monty’s Millions, all going back 15-20 years.

B4 – these are club machines.  They have 4 reels and are found found in membership clubs e.g. snooker clubs and the local hockey club.  Jackpot is currently £200 or £400 if memory serves.

C – regular pub fruit machines with 3 reels.  Jackpots have varied over the years such as £10, £15, £25, £35, £70 and is now £100.  These pub machines seemed to have all but disappeared now and got replaced by video slots, but are still under ‘C’.

D – £5 and £8 jackpot adaptations of type C fruit machines found in arcades, fairgrounds and holiday camps.

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