We used to own those claw machines. You can set the win/lose ratio. We set our to 30:1. So basically, the claw stays loose 29 times and drops the product. On the 30th play, the claw automatically tightens up and grabs the product.
that is not how this one works. It works on the same style random number generator as a traditional slot machine. The claw is just for show. Gaming boards wouldn't approve a machine that only hit at a certain routine frequency.
I don't know how ppl still don't understand how this game works when if you watch slot videos at least somewhat, it was explained that winning grab is pre-determined when you press the button, and the claw opens very slightly to drop the ball if it wasn't a winning pull and will let you go again and again until the ball makes it into the hopper if it was a winning pull. There's no point in aligning anything or get pissed that "it looked like a good grab but was dropped".
Crazy that people think it's luck. The claws close ever so more tightly once in awhile to give a win, but the profit for the casino is built in. Appearance of luck but all controlled
Cowboy slots did a video on this game, I never knew but apparently it's a slot with no skill involved. If u did indeed get a hit and the claw dropped the ball, it would just keep doing it until you win. interesting game but I hate how it looks like it's skill when it isn't!
Noooo lol Not the carnival claw 😅 the casino version is even worse! It’s just a bogus slot machine in disguise. If you want to donate your money, I’ll give you my Venmo lol
New here, new subscriber. I love watching you. You seem honest, sincere, and speak your mind. I think definitely these are hard, because medals and plastic are slippery together
@A L6 It's a typo error,my phone does a lot of. I am sure you yourself had done before. Next time,don't respond if the comment wasn't written to you.!! Have a nice day.!!
Man even in regular arcades these things have tensioner pulleys that are set super loose so you have to keep pouring in cash. Source: I’m so good I’ve emptied a machine before.
it's not a scam. Whether or not it's a winning pull is pre-determined when you press the button. If it wasn't a winning pull, the claw will open very slightly and drop the ball no matter how lined up you were. And it'll let you keep going over and over if it was a winning pull and the claw if somehow drops the ball. Most pulls are losers, EXACTLY like how most spins are losers. And once in awhile, you hit a bonus. Do you really think LV Gaming Commission would let casinos put flat out scams? So illogical and ignorant.
@@steveh5307 yea, by this logic, all slots are scams. I think it’s just the idea people have in their head that these claw machines are skill based and different from any other game
