Boards

sexy ladies, easy questions (although could do without the ones where you have to remember 80s tv stars) and a very winnabble denouement, especially if you're as possessed by the rhythm as myself.

Pub Quiz is a classic, as is Hex Appeal. That is, until they start pumping out the impossible questions - tip for you here kids: never put a 2 pound coin in there. It can SMELL the disposable income, and will reap duly

having to clue "English Football club" and the answer being Leigh RMI

Or, at least it used to be. In the past I could reliably get one or two quid if I stuck at it, so I'd at least cancel my losses, but recently they've massively increased the difficulty to make sure that you don't get landing on too many rooms...

tho surely one of the ugliest things ever made. So much comic sans.
Hangman is also pretty winnable. Best ever score was £20 on Millionaire.

I was playing the old version of cluedo, and you know when you get the 4 options moving around the screen, well one of them simply said '£10'.

I'm a sucker for deal or no deal. Favourite moment on that is needing 100,000 points and getting exactly that to get on the prize board.

Favourite game is monopoly though, preferred the older version where you could get the golden dog. The 50p monopoly isn't on enough machines either.

Banker mate, fucking banker.

i win all the time, good games:

South Park
Pints Make Prizes
Deal or no Deal
The Moneycomb
Hex
Paparazzi/Stars in their Eyes
Nuts

These are all pretty good for winning money.

Worst game ever: Spot the Difference

Have twice won £20 on it from my strategy of "NO DEAL"

Won a tenner on Pub Quiz a couple of weeks back, that was cool.

It's easy to win a quid on trivial pursuit meaning you can keep playing it for ages.

You know what I hate? People who haven't paid in shouting bullshit at you. WHERE'S YOUR 50p MATE