Fantaztec

[lucindatay22]

Whilst I know this machine (JPM Fantaztec) has been around for quite a while, one has just popped up in small acrade near me. I know there were a couple of methods for this a year or two ago (one involving a note changer, plugging etc). This one hasn't got a note changer- is it likely to be chipped for any of the old methods (if so how can I tell?) Is it possible the guy from the arcade has bought an old one second hand from somewhere or are they still releasing it?

Thanks for any help...

[darren222]

Whilst I know this machine (JPM Fantaztec) has been around for quite a while, one has just popped up in small acrade near me. I know there were a couple of methods for this a year or two ago (one involving a note changer, plugging etc). This one hasn't got a note changer- is it likely to be chipped for any of the old methods (if so how can I tell?) Is it possible the guy from the arcade has bought an old one second hand from somewhere or are they still releasing it?

Thanks for any help...

If you can lose on the first gamble (hi-lo) then its chipped. If not, well its not

[anfield road]

So just try going lower than a 2 or higher than a 10 etc to find out if its chipped, if its not is there anything on this? found this machine boring

[darren222]

There is something yes. But you cant go against the odds on the number otherwise you will lose. What i mean is if it can lose going higher than a 6 for example.