Bookies roulette machines

**mbcobretti** · 26th December 2006, 12:00 AM

Anyone know of any good websites about these machines?

Ive checked the manufacturers websites but they lack content especially the Global Draw www.theglobaldraw.com one I found the www.onlineplayersassociation.co.uk website was fun but im looking for one with some good cheats on it?? maybe they like to keep the cheats quiet

any feed back would be good

cheers guys

**winbig** · 26th December 2006, 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by mbcobretti

but im looking for one with some good cheats on it?? maybe they like to keep the cheats quiet

any feed back would be good

cheers guys

You're barking up the wrong tree by posting that in this forum.

**Simmo!** · 26th December 2006, 01:42 AM

I assume mbcobretti means "hidden features" like you get in UK slot machines? This is common over here as Vinyl and KK will no doubt exopand on. Certain combinations of keys induce hidden features. Am I right?

**KasinoKing** · 26th December 2006, 02:08 AM

I wish I did know some cheats for fruities - I don't know ANY!

I would actually pay well for these if they really worked!

As for bookies Roulette, I think it extraordinarily unlikely that there are any 'cheats' on it.

**cheekymonkey** · 26th December 2006, 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by mbcobretti

Anyone know of any good websites about these machines?

Ive checked the manufacturers websites but they lack content especially the Global Draw www.theglobaldraw.com one I found the www.onlineplayersassociation.co.uk website was fun but im looking for one with some good cheats on it?? maybe they like to keep the cheats quiet

any feed back would be good

cheers guys

I'm pretty confident that there are no cheats, apart from the old ones where e.g. - In a group of lads one would spin the wheel (as you can normally predetermine the number that will drop, once the ball has started to spin) then one would turn the machine on and off quickly whilst the ball was still spinning, which used to cancel out the current spin but still keep the credits, whilst the other guy would distract the cashiers attention. The process was repeated until they had a winning spin. This is not possible anymore as when the machine is turned off, an alarm will trigger on the machine and in the cashiers office.

It could be an urban myth, but this is the type of stuff I used to hear.

I have had a lot of experience with bookies roulette, so feel free to PM me anytime about your experiences too mbcobretti. They were pretty cool until the limits were introduced (�100 per spin, with maximum win of just �500 allowed).

I have had many rough rides with them, however the biggest win I had was around �4k. My brother won �13k out of Hills in Farringdon. These wins were before the limits were introduced.

I believe they streak as well.

Good luck in your findings!

**Rusty** · 26th December 2006, 08:01 AM

Is there not some type of Slot machine engineers tool that lets you read how much the Slot has payed out? I think it is legal and is quite widely available though I am ready to be corrected on that.
Would be useful for Casino slots to save you playing a slot that had just dropped a Jackpot.Alternatively you can look out for me filling one up with a couple of hundred until the kind Gent that has been watching me for the last Hour decides to inform me,
"You know that just dropped the Jackpot before you came in?"
Hanging is'nt good enough for 'em!

**winbig** · 26th December 2006, 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by Rusty

Is there not some type of Slot machine engineers tool that lets you read how much the Slot has payed out? I think it is legal and is quite widely available though I am ready to be corrected on that.
Would be useful for Casino slots to save you playing a slot that had just dropped a Jackpot.Alternatively you can look out for me filling one up with a couple of hundred until the kind Gent that has been watching me for the last Hour decides to inform me,
"You know that just dropped the Jackpot before you came in?"
Hanging is'nt good enough for 'em!

For a non-rigged slot, you have the same chance of winning quite a bit, even if it has paid out a high ratio right before dropping your money in.

In other words, finding out how much it's paid out vs. taken in has no bearing on whether or not you're going to win. Again, assuming it's not rigged

**Rusty** · 27th December 2006, 12:30 AM

I do not have great knowledge of how reel slots work but this my understanding;
I am not sure that the same rules apply to Real slots as they are not "true random like most online video slots"
That is to say that the odds of wins are not calculated through all the winline possibilities and the payouts based on this data.Or put simply the reels are not continualy generated through an rgn but dictated by the program the chip is running.This why the payout % can be altered.
The payout that is set though is based over a very long play period so it is possible to drop the Jackpot and still win but either before or after this event the machine would probably have to go on a cold run to recoup its losses in order to attain its set %payout.