Neat.
(now trying to work out the best way to turn over £25 for the gala one)
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- 04-23-2008 07:28 PM #1philTop Ranked Frugaller - One of the Elite!
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Emails Liking the new style emails.
Neat.
(now trying to work out the best way to turn over £25 for the gala one)
- 04-23-2008 07:51 PM #2FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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Glad you like.
There's so much more info we need to get across with MSA (link to share etc), this was the natural way to go.
Hopefully much nicer for you guys to pick out the important bits of info too.
I'm going to watch the footy and do Gala myself now.
Good luck!
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- 04-23-2008 08:12 PM #3DroolerTop Ranked Frugaller - One of the Elite!
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wish i hadnt done gala bingo recently now
- 04-23-2008 08:57 PM #4FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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Did ok on Roullette, prob turned over £20 there, and came away about 3 quid up. Then moved to deal or no deal which is actually quite addictive, esp cos I won a tenner on the 1st game. Last two amounts left were £2 and £10 so I stuck with my box and got lucky. Playing a bigger one now. ENTER FRUGALLER FORUM COMPETITION NOW, BEFORE ALL NUMBERS ARE GONE!!!
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Will it matter if you have a free Gala bingo account to get Casinos to track? Although knowing my luck I wouldn't make the £25
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- 04-23-2008 09:04 PM #6FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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In fact deal or no deal is the ideal game to turn over some bets. Unless you have a disasterous first round of boxes, you'll get an offer that's about even.
Fun too.
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I did that on Jackpot Joy... its amazing how much you can make just dealing with a few pence profit!
Originally Posted by Frugaller 
In fact deal or no deal is the ideal game to turn over some bets. Unless you have a disasterous first round of boxes, you'll get an offer that's about even.
Fun too. They had a bonus round which was often fruitful.
Like Drooler tho, I think I've already signed up to Gala.
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