Also on the las vegas one the slots give you a bit more control where the quarters will fall. So some of the games have holes on the side of the machine where the money will fall into and no one gets it. Sent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk Edited Jby sherilyn70 I've never been much of a casino person myself because of the smoke.

I was under the impression that casinos adjust all machines to meet their particular parameters since people often talk about payouts and odds being lower on cruise ships.

I've never really paid much attention to them so i wouldn't know if the name really mattered that much since it's just branding. :) but it does still leave me asking what makes it so special compared to other similar ones. I have played other variations of coin pusher games but no where near as good so I was just curious if there are any other ones like it.Įarlier the picture did not show up when I originally viewed the post so i did not realize it was a name of the machine being referred to rather than a city you saw them in. I can play for minimal $$ and walk away with more $$ each nite and I enjoy the game in the evenings instead of slots.

I actually won a lot on it but there is a few tricks and most people don't know as they have never played. Most people do loose on that game but I myself don't. I posted a photo of the machine so I am not sure if that wasn't enough of an explanation. Thank you to those who responded to my actual question.

What casinos have coin pushers near me