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The Subject: Re: Sega's Royal Ascot
At 15:37:01 on 02/04/06, wally099 (manolo099_5@hotmail.com) wrote:

At 10:13:54 PST on 07-05-02, royalascot wrote:

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>If you are interested in winning on sega royalascott, I can help you.
>Currently I earn between 100-200 per day playing that game profesionally and have been playing it for 6 years now.
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>Depending upon which computer chip is in your machine, there are different methods that can be used to win money.
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>Please check these features out and record the answers:
>1)ask the casino technician what % the machine is set to payout(it should be at about 90% and the tech will usually tell you)
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>2)chack the maximum credit wager possible. It may be as low as 10 credits per button or as high as 99. It will need to be 20 or more for you to win and that is the most common setting - 20/button
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>3)record the payout odds for at least consecutive races. The only information I need right now is the payout odds for all 6 horses: for example (3,3,8,33,66,3) or (2,11,22,11,22,2) or (3,4,5,10,20,60) NOTE: this info is best gathered after watching lots of money get lost into the machine, not after someone has won.
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>From this info I may be able to determine which chip you have in your game.
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>Let me know via email and I will help you out.
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>Robert May
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>- I broke the mathematical code on the first sega computer chip over 7 years ago. Since that time I have continued to play Sega successfully but have not been able to crack the latest chip. I have also cracked the horsepower2 online horseracing game, and was able to win their first fantasy jackpot of 14 million.
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are you still playing sega royal ascott? I saw yor post in the Club House forum



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