Hi mate cheers for that im with the same school of thought as Chris generally don't exchange above a 50p or 70p win having watched a quite a few videos of Rob he does do the gamble first but not seen anything from him in a while cause i believe he as got some faults with is machines. Probably will try a few different outcomes on some of my machines but im not that lucky to have an slu mmm one day perhaps. But at the end of the day they are machines and are prgramned to pay and give out certain percentages and elements of game play.
Yes - I totally agree. I did speak with Rob a few weeks ago and he said quite a few of his lot are still out of action. Hopefully, he’ll find the time to get them fixed.
Hi Bernard fantastic as always mate abit of a difference their without the cherry earners . Do you always exchange 20p wins for nudges and is the auto player set up the same way to. I sometimes try and gamble upto a 30p or 40p win on the real thing before exchanging for nudges as the benefit of an extra nudge or two can sometimes make a difference. Looking forward to the next video mate cheers pal
Thanks for this, Carl. There are two main schools of thought on this. I always exchange at the earliest opportunity and have programmed the autoplayer to do the same. Chris won’t exchange 50p or above on this or Chances Unlimited as he feels he’s being done out of nudges compared to Super Line Up. Rob Tovey almost always seems to gamble once or twice before exchanging (as does Chris occasionally when he’s recently spent time with Rob!). I understand the idea of getting up the board a bit but I can’t help thinking it’s not quite in the player’s best interest. For example, starting from 20p on this and Chances, gambling once then exchanging requires six gamble wins to get up to unlimited nudges - the same as exchanging immediately. It’s worse if you gamble up to 50p first - now you need seven consecutive wins. It’s not the same on Super Line Up or Snappy as the number of nudges and cash values are on the same line of the matrix. I suppose there’s a third school - on the real things, you could argue that it doesn’t matter what you do as the machine will not pay more than it is happy to do so on that credit 😊
@@chris-io1kiLOL - we’re watching each other’s videos - I’ve just finished your Maygay Exchanger 😊 I’m beginning to know where the bars are - but not much else 🤪 I’m looking forward to making a complete fool of myself on the real versions!
Hi mate cheers for that im with the same school of thought as Chris generally don't exchange above a 50p or 70p win having watched a quite a few videos of Rob he does do the gamble first but not seen anything from him in a while cause i believe he as got some faults with is machines. Probably will try a few different outcomes on some of my machines but im not that lucky to have an slu mmm one day perhaps. But at the end of the day they are machines and are prgramned to pay and give out certain percentages and elements of game play.
Yes - I totally agree.
I did speak with Rob a few weeks ago and he said quite a few of his lot are still out of action. Hopefully, he’ll find the time to get them fixed.
Hi Bernard fantastic as always mate abit of a difference their without the cherry earners . Do you always exchange 20p wins for nudges and is the auto player set up the same way to. I sometimes try and gamble upto a 30p or 40p win on the real thing before exchanging for nudges as the benefit of an extra nudge or two can sometimes make a difference. Looking forward to the next video mate cheers pal
Thanks for this, Carl. There are two main schools of thought on this. I always exchange at the earliest opportunity and have programmed the autoplayer to do the same. Chris won’t exchange 50p or above on this or Chances Unlimited as he feels he’s being done out of nudges compared to Super Line Up.
Rob Tovey almost always seems to gamble once or twice before exchanging (as does Chris occasionally when he’s recently spent time with Rob!). I understand the idea of getting up the board a bit but I can’t help thinking it’s not quite in the player’s best interest.
For example, starting from 20p on this and Chances, gambling once then exchanging requires six gamble wins to get up to unlimited nudges - the same as exchanging immediately. It’s worse if you gamble up to 50p first - now you need seven consecutive wins. It’s not the same on Super Line Up or Snappy as the number of nudges and cash values are on the same line of the matrix.
I suppose there’s a third school - on the real things, you could argue that it doesn’t matter what you do as the machine will not pay more than it is happy to do so on that credit 😊
You learning the reels😂
Another great video BTW.
You can play a real one when you come up😊
@@chris-io1kiLOL - we’re watching each other’s videos - I’ve just finished your Maygay Exchanger 😊
I’m beginning to know where the bars are - but not much else 🤪
I’m looking forward to making a complete fool of myself on the real versions!