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serene02

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  1. There are clubbers that didn’t have a gamble block but then received updated software to implement a gamble block. I imagine to balance gameplay, pros targeted clubbers and on lots of Barcrest club machines I know of, you could just force out the gamble to the jackpot. I wasn’t a big club player personally so I can’t really comment on other manufacturers. J
  2. The buttons of the layouts can be edited to suit your own needs. You need to go into edit mode in mfme, then right click on the cancel button of the layout and change the shortcut key that is assigned. Or I guess you could get a UK keyboard or use a UK keyboard layout with your exisiting setup? J
  3. Yeah, the Joker looks similar on Jokers’ Wild but the games are quite different. Famous Games Crown Jester was pretty much a copy of PCP Super Jester. J
  4. The first chip was emptiable by sacking everything and only taking the feature, it would keep coming back round after so long, making it possible to empty. We had one switched off for weeks in a local arcade after it had been hit. Gutted I didn’t get to try it, all the ones I tried later didn’t bring the feature back for a reasonable cost. J
  5. It will be more similar to the knockback method on pcb and frenzy, features would still be flying but the reel based game was fairly dead. But for sure separate pots likely. J
  6. Lots of interesting stuff going on with this, thanks for your continued insight. Love this type of thread J
  7. So boot machine, then click cash door, once it boots, press demo it will give credits. Click refill then I think it cancel or first hold, it’s in short term stats, if you can’t sort it I will look later, not on pc at minute. This should apply to most mpu5 machines, handy to know if you are looking for free wins J
  8. I could have a stab actually, so when the machine is in the infinite feature loop are you just taking that hidden feature every time or are you just taking it on normal boards? J
  9. Ok, so target % is 92%, which is a bit high I'd say Actual % is 93.2, so not a lot in it, you are slightly ahead but still not over the money in. Are you just taking the £6 wins on this or a mixture. It would be great if you had the time to just take those £6 wins and nothing else to get a true reflection of what's going on J
  10. If you upload the layout here I can check those stats for you J
  11. You sure that’s actual percentage? Just opening door will display target percentage, you’d need to delve into the test menu to find actual I believe. J
  12. Yeah, there were many issues with those lower stake Maygay conversions. I remember similar things on Super Sleuth and Fight Night when sacking off the revolver feature it could go mental and give you big wins when stepping reels, it would clock up then clear the win completely. Ha ha was pretty funny This is different though as the machine is staying very happy, I’d be checking actual % and seeing what’s what J
  13. It’s highly likely those £6 wins are not accounted for so the machine will just get happier. Nice find, I love revisiting old machines and trying ways to defeat them :). I think the emptier on this was never fixed, but never knew this £6 feature was a thing. I guess you could investigate furth by just taking those £6 wins. Check the actual percentage then hammer those features that pay £6 then go back and check actual percentage again, this will clearly give you a definitive answer on whether or not those wins are indeed free. I think they will be, especially when the machine is staying so happy when it shouldn’t be :). Again, great work. Let us know the outcome if you decide to find it another go J
  14. Ha ha, tell me about. We found a virgin and original programme Bullseye, 6 token in a small village pub. We’d literally been on it 10 mins and it was paying the 20p. The whole pub stopped and you could hear a pin drop, we didn’t even finish our drinks, headed for the door the landlord followed, my mate was pretty handy and he squared up to the bloke and asked him if there was a problem. He threatened to call the police and my mate gave him his name and reg plate. Lol, I went back with my other mate a few weeks later and he came and turned it off. We found another little country pub couple miles from here and lo and behold we found another Bullseye!! Had that one for a good few months, we actually got chatting to the owner here and he’d actually been on the Bullseye show and even had the little Bullseye Bully mascot you got for being on the show, nice bloke, felt bad hammering his machine, he said he’d never get rid of it. Some great little country pubs on that particular stretch J
  15. I mean around 1994-1995 alone we had so many machines to travel to play. It was an exciting time compared to now, so many decent playable machines, so many manual emptiers and whilst I wasn’t a prolific plugger I’ve certainly done my fair share back in those days. Had the police called on us a couple of times, few close scrapes but it was such a buzz at the time. Me and a mate was plugging a Monopoly60 in a service station and a police car pulled up and came in, they walked straight past us… phew!!! J
  16. Obviously there were lots of low points but I just loved the danger and excitement. Back late 80’s early 90’s it wasn’t saturated with players so machines had a lot more casual play, you’d bump into clued up bods here and there while travelling to different areas and often swapped info, depending on what they had. This was just before mobile phones and the infonet so we weren’t all connected, as a result tricks lasted longer. Biggest issue back then was getting barred from arcades!! J
  17. I lost a shit ton, the worst combination is knowledge but no discipline. I had some crazy good times especially early to mid 90’s. J
  18. Cheers fella, really appreciate that I’ve got a mate of mine round on the weekend, I used to go with him to do one in Hull back in the day, I’m hoping he can show me any other setups, he did say there was a few. Cheers fella J
  19. Is this running the early expolitable roms @logopolis? Also I'm sure there must be some dip settings as last time I played this XXX was £2 and Bars £5, never played one on that setting personally. J
  20. There are configs for 20, 25, 30 play then the jackpot, like logopolis mentions above. It's most likely just the £10/£15 era machines that offer multiple price of play, I assume it would be a plug in stake prize key type of affair that was used on the actual machine. J
  21. You are not supplying enough info as jackpot and stake switches need assigning and it's different for each jackpot/stake. J
  22. It's not that straight forward, you need to use the switches to change it to the desired jackpot and stake. It's best to download a Maygay layout that is already running the stake and jackpot you are looking for and copy the switch info from that layout and add the switches to the layout you are running. J
  23. Maybe the update shifted the code that controls the gamble win and accounts for it before the win is banked therefore stopping that particular bug from occurring. J
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