Police Raid Fishing Game at Midnight (VIDEO)
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Re: Police Raid Fishing Game at Midnight (VIDEO)
That one is an older US M35 Deuce and a Half.
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Re: Police Raid Fishing Game at Midnight (VIDEO)
Give money for in game points. Each shot uses points. Kill targets to try get more points. When you want to stop they pay out depending on what amount of points you got.Fourkinnel wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 1:41 pm Ive seen these games for years. Amazed at the high attraction to some locals and Chinese. but then I've never looked to see how it works, is there betting involved, has anyone played or become addicted?
You can be lucly but as with all games that is designed for making money house always win in the long run.
They even got those machines in legit casinos.
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That's a pretty brazen display--the shop.
So I guess all those games get flown or shipped in somehow.
I used to play those games-started when they were token operated in Soya Mao. Little half-naked kids were trained to grab handfuls of coin from the basket you kept between your feet--then the girl would short you on exchangr, not mention you handing out on requestcoins for girls to play. Then they upgraded to cash and for a while there you might actually win 50 bucks, then they started ignoring barang or not paying directly and now this. I've seen plenty a girl ahead 400, 500, even 800 dollars then usually sink herself to nothing, hand out again or not. Then the eyes on winners for debts owef, the whole dynamic of hustlemania. Makes you wonder why the hip pouch cash girl never got robbed.
I wonder how many of us watched that video to see if we recognized any of those girls? Too--where are all the slinky Khmer guys? I guess all the smart ones snuck out the back door.
So I guess all those games get flown or shipped in somehow.
I used to play those games-started when they were token operated in Soya Mao. Little half-naked kids were trained to grab handfuls of coin from the basket you kept between your feet--then the girl would short you on exchangr, not mention you handing out on requestcoins for girls to play. Then they upgraded to cash and for a while there you might actually win 50 bucks, then they started ignoring barang or not paying directly and now this. I've seen plenty a girl ahead 400, 500, even 800 dollars then usually sink herself to nothing, hand out again or not. Then the eyes on winners for debts owef, the whole dynamic of hustlemania. Makes you wonder why the hip pouch cash girl never got robbed.
I wonder how many of us watched that video to see if we recognized any of those girls? Too--where are all the slinky Khmer guys? I guess all the smart ones snuck out the back door.
Re: Police Raid Fishing Game at Midnight (VIDEO)
its extremely addictive to small minds, they will resort to any kind of criminal activity to finance it. its probably a bigger problem then drugs in cambodia
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I believe the game holds a particular appeal to meth-heads
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Isn't it customary to belittle gambling in general, everywhere? Unless one wins, I mean.
To be honest, if FPS's in "The West" paid...
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