High Roller

[dinghy]

Rick James was known for "Super Freak."

"Disco Duck" by Rick Dees was a full album including the title single. Other tracks included "Dis-Gorilla" and a Barry White parody or homage called "Barely White."

[FAA]

That was yours, correct? You had the same 4RF situation. Were you down a lot when hit?

[TripleTriple]

Rick James was known for "Super Freak."

"Disco Duck" by Rick Dees was a full album including the title single. Other tracks included "Dis-Gorilla" and a Barry White parody or homage called "Barely White."

Right. I thought it was wrong after I posted, but I knew I would be set straight.

[dinghy]

Right. I thought it was wrong after I posted, but I knew I would be set straight.

You had the right idea. Or should I say the Rick idea.

That was yours, correct? You had the same 4RF situation. Were you down a lot when hit?

Yes, it was my hit. Lately I've been recording my 4RFs, and I included the picture for those who didn't want to click through to the video.

Going into the hit I had $26 on the credit meter, and best guess I was in for 40. Final net result was +950, so I lost 50 excluding the royal. I only played 2000 coin-in because that's what I needed for maximum weekly slot tournament entries. (No luck at the tournament.)

[FAA]

That's a great net. I only netted $823 on mine. Too much dollar play preceding it. $2,000 is a reasonable amount to expect of patrons. Damn CET wanted $3,000 coin in for a mystery prize. I get very anxious over $2K whether up or down because that's when they usually lower the boom.

[dinghy]

$2,000 is a reasonable amount to expect of patrons.

It's funny, I would actually prefer a higher threshold. Because it would cut down the tourney competition.

Their monthly slot tourney requires $12,000 for maximum entries. Or $6,000 coin-in on reels.