Prize machines

>really scammy kinda prize machines that have a super low win rate

Isn't that how they work already?

>>1764249
you just described all of those machines already
do you think they are set to be fair and easy?

>>1764260
Some are better than others but I have a few ideas to make them tempting but nearly impossible. I'd just have to find a really good step by step building video or something. But I'm thinking I can maybe go to small businesses and pay a rent fee to plant my machine there

>>1764262
I don't get your point, I know most if not all are rigged but I wanna get in on that if possible

>>1764260
>implying they have a win rate

>>1764264
then just buy one of those machines? youll be able to plant it someplace

>>1764265
Some do but it's stupidly low but people still pump money into it because to them it's just one dollar, but that shit adds up

>>1764249

It's not 1990 anymore

>>1764273
They run for like 2k plus dude. I'll never break even on it.

2k + tempting prizes + rental space fee = never break even. Especially making it one dollar each turn

>>1764276
Obviously you've never seen a child before

>>1764277
dude designing and building one will cost even more

>>1764277
just sell gumballs if you're going to be this dumb

>>1764280
>>1764279
OK so lemme get am understanding of how you think

2 thousand dollars meaning it has to be played 2 thousand time. On top of paying let's say 200ish ( idk a rent fee ) plus good prizes to temp so around 500ish.

So my machine needs to be played 2 thousand 700 times to make a profit. Let that sink in. 2,700 times. No shitty prize machine gets played that much.

>>1764285
if you're willing to pay 200 dollars a month thats your own fucking problem buy a gumball machine for half that with a quarter crank and put it on the street chained to a fucking lamp post

>>1764278

Obviously you've been living in a cave the past 10 years.

They are staring at iPhones and tablets...not running to obsolete department store gimmicks.