If there's a game that pays out too well, is there some way for management to track it? Few months ago I went to an arcade that had a machine that basically needed perfect timing to get a peg rotating around into a score area - kind of like Hungry Hungry Hippos. I got really good at the timing & basically got thousands of tickets my first time there, walked out with some of the largest prizes. I went back to that arcade to find they had made the game more difficult by adding more pegs and a weird delay to the grabber. Do these sorts of changes happen often?
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If there's a game that pays out too well, is there some way for management to track it? Few months ago I went to an arcade that had a machine that basically needed perfect timing to get a peg rotating around into a score area - kind of like Hungry Hungry Hippos. I got really good at the timing & basically got thousands of tickets my first time there, walked out with some of the largest prizes. I went back to that arcade to find they had made the game more difficult by adding more pegs and a weird delay to the grabber. Do these sorts of changes happen often?
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