forcing
from what i can gather, turning down everything offered, makes the machine need to pay a JP to the % close to what its ment to be.
but sometimes easier said than done, but what about on a machine like a joker poker/poker plus or the new find the lady.
seen as each game you can hold every card, making sure you wouldnt get a win any time, surely it would make the % drop right down.
then just play properly, and the machine would have to drop some JP's in to sort its self out?
Forcing only really worked on Barcrests from a few years back.
Forcing,for example, JPMs from the same era would usually end in disaster.
seems to work exceptionally well ona lot of old electocoins such as 8 times cash. If you deliberately waste the extra (9) nudges it would soon offer you the jp, i have found if you deliberately mess this up a few times the machines goes beserk spinning in high wins and repeatedly holding them and offering loads of extra nudges including jp. Can pay upto £120 for £70ish Have been tempted to try it on a magic 10 - just knocking back the wins but not been brave or rich enough !! Has anyone tried this or heard of this as a method ?
Do not try this on a Magic 10 !!!!
"Knowledge is power, but enthusiasm pulls the on-off switch"
do not even play a magic 10!
dont u mean PROJECTS 8x cash?Originally Posted by JACK-POT
THE projects were best ever lotechs,forceable,the emptiers for them i remember were once sold on d** w***s site which finally killed them off.
shame as they were my all time faves.
I don't know, there are a few BFM (Chav It and similar machines) and Mazooma/QPS (NMTJ's etc) that can be forced if you catch them right.
In fact I had my first gamble on the fruit machines in a while today, forced a few machines- Deal or No Deal (Hi/Lo version) which was playing well and a QPS machine called Hiss Squid or something, not quite sure. Also forced a Red called Slider which went for £50 after £20 or so in.
The Hiss Squid (Anyone heard of this????- new or old?) was like a NMTJ's and was full from the off. Took £30 to force out a Mega Streak (which collected automatically and not on red) which went for £32. Then proceeded to build a nice bank up to £72 by collecting streaks, one red hi lo and a few other boards- caught a nice streak which was the result of forcing to trigger it. In fact after collecting the £72 I played another board and collected a £2 repeat which repeated 6 times so caught a very nice streak indeed!
The Red machine Slider (I'm now more confident on them) wasn't backing but offering boards in quick succession and cash was going up to £4 regularly, along with a few features turning red, so I decided to force out the Big Money which went for a nice £50.
So I wouldn't say it was just older Barcrests that you can force, as long as you can tell whether a machine is worth playing or not, then there are a multitude of manufacturer's machines that can be forced.
He,He,He. Unless you like your pockets emptying that is.
While ago watched some poor bugger spend the best part of two whole days play ploughing into a BarX7's, deliberately refusing wins in a vain effort to force the machine out on a big run. Well, he got royally stuck. Predictably, the machine resorted to a higher percentage than usual of spin straight in wins as compared to nudges / holds to compensate for his messing. He gave up after a £750 pasting, biggest run he got was for £160.
Thinking about it, he was on the machine for approx 15 hours. One of these buggers on autoplay on 30p/p must take about £300 / hr through the mech (£5 / min). So he prob put £4500 through the machine. I know it was set at 86%, so over that period of time, he 'should' have lost £630 quid anyway......Frightening really. So I suppose his efforts at trying to force just cost him an extra £120 for his troubles - Ha, Ha
cheers fellas seem you have not only saved me the best part of a grand but also a couple of days of my life - thanks.
You are right about not forcing a magic 10, a chap in my local arcade was on a magic 7 with £5 X's, £10 bars and £25 7's and seemed to be knocking back most of the fivers, didn't seem to do him any good he lost a packet. On the plus side when he left it did pay me over £150 for about £40-50 in, including lots of wins that rolled right in although obviously none of the elusive sevens. A good result, would of been even better if the magic 10 next door hadn't raped me first ! Still about even over the 2 machines together. I know you shouldn't play them but i love them, there is no better machine to play when it wants to 'drop it bollocks' - what other machine excluding s16's can drop a £200+ streak. Although to be fair no others can take over a ton with no sniff of a win.
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