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@@kahnadah when I started playing, I was just as confused! But yes, it’s pretty enjoyable.

@@lamarrnunez6099 so if you are in a rush you want to keep playing until your rush is finished. You will lose balls but very slowly. You may only lose 50 before your next bonus because you have an easy to hit start hole. You will know to stop when it tells you turn the handle back to the left. Keep in mind though, not every game is played shooting right, sea story games often have symmetrical sides and balls that shoot right will funnel to the middle. Where do you play at?

@@TheRedOGRE that’s awesome. Yours is probably 10x better than mine. I understand more than I can read. Foreign slot maniac (check his channel out) is so much better than me. To be honest I have no clue where these characters are from because I’ve never seen the anime lol.

@@medalgameguru1367 nah I'm not fluent at all! I've only been self learning for about a month. But I've watched Japanese media for a long time so I knew alot of vocabulary before I started. Are you living in Japan? Reading / writing hiragana / katakana is actually really easy to learn especially if you are already speaking some. It only took me about 20 days to learn both. Kanji is the real challenge. I'll check that channel out. Thanks for the heads up.

I’ll have to hit you up when I’m in Tokyo next and we should need up with foreign slot maniac and all hit the parlor!

@@medalgameguru1367 I'm just a tourist that likes to gamble🤣 was just visiting for a few days . rainy days are perfect for pachinko & crane games.👍

Where do you play at?

@@medalgameguru1367 In a Pachinko establishment on the outskirt of Kyoto, while returning from Sagano Romantic Line

@@pitioti let me know if you ever want to join me for a pachinko session. I kinda play anywhere

Sankyo/bisty made this machine.

Good for you. Must have hated it enough to click on the video 😂

Any guesses? The final total was over 25k balls.

You need to go to a pachinko parlor in Japan to play it!

@@medalgameguru1367 Thanks, but I was asking how this game works.

When are you gonna join me at the parlor or Game Center bro?

If you ever come to japan please let me me know and we can go!

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Thanks so much for watching my videos! So the 150 spin thing, once 150 consecutive spins do not result in a bonus, on the 150th losing spin, you go straight into the rush with 320 spins at a 1/14.5 chance which pretty much guarantees me a bonus. This machine has a fairly low spin cap. 1/77 games typically have a 200-250 spin cap, 1/99 machines typically have a 250-300 spin cap, 1/199 machines typically have a 450-600 spin cap and 1/319 machines have a 800-950 spin cap. With that being said, this machine is by far the easiest with the 150 spin cap.

That certainly is some useful information! I dont believe any youtuber showed the spin thing before. In addition, can you clarify what does the round mean? Like 4R or 10R or 10C, how does this impact the rush time play?@@medalgameguru1367

Thank you for the subscription! I’ll help someone hit the 7s if I see the gogo light on the juggler machines as well.

Do you still play?

@@medalgameguru1367 Last visit to Tokyo i played a little at Hollywood across from Shinagawa station. i go to the local casinos here in california and play slots 😄

@@medalgameguru1367 i did notice only the aisle's that were 4 yen had players with stacks of full trays .......the 1 yen machines nobody was winning 🤨

Depends. Usually you save them to play more. You can sometimes exchange them for plays on the ufo catchers. Pachinko, on the other hand, can be exchanged for money and prizes.

I am planning on making a video soon all about machine statistics.

That would be great, it would be helpful on choosing machines for beginners and advanced players.@@medalgameguru1367

There are currently 5 Godzilla machines all with different specs that are in parlors currently. Would you like a video of a Godzilla machine?

@@medalgameguru1367 Yes I would, please! Your intro to pachinko video was really helpful as well! I was in Japan in 2004 & played a newgin Godzilla machine. It was lots of fun!! Godzilla would try to atomic fire breath the wrong number out of the way on a reach! Thanks again!

@@medalgameguru1367 Is the Newgin Baby Kaiju Godzilla Bui Bui machine still in parlors?

@@raphdude8073 it actually is in a few, I can go look for that machine!

@@medalgameguru1367 thanks!:) if you find any in Tokyo please let me know where! I may be going soon & id love to play it!:) Domo!:)

I personally like pushing for the entertainment value. but it is not necessary and does not control the outcome of your spin

@@medalgameguru1367 thank you. So how will I know what sit is going to payout? Any suggestions?

@@buyAng18 you’re asking how I know if a machine is more likely to payout?

@@medalgameguru1367 yes

@@buyAng18 what machines do you play?

Please let me know if you ever want to join me!

Hey man why you stopped making videos?

I was not feeling good for bit.

Thank you

The big button in the middle is for entertainment. Sometimes it shakes or lights up indicating you have a higher chance of winning. Pressing it when indicated on the screen produces more entertaining winning productions. Let me know when you are in Japan, I would be glad to show you the ropes!

@@medalgameguru1367 sweet , I’m going to Tokyo first landing 26th July I’ll be in the city a couple weeks then go to Osaka

@@spicyroads what are your Osaka dates?

@@medalgameguru1367 august 19 to September 1

@@spicyroads I’m gonna be out that way on one of those dates. We will have to meet up!

Hello good sir, there’s a few ways I decide which machine I am going to play. I come out with a profit much more than I used to. Once yu-time got introduced, that changed a lot for me. When I go into a parlor I check the stats of a machine, the bonus payouts, the average amount of wins in a rush, the machine odds, etc. yu-time is essentially a “hit before” machine. On every machine it displays the amount of spins played since the last hit, the amount of bonuses and other various stats. On a 1/89-1/129 Yu-time they tend to have a spin cap of 299 before it will enter the rush. So this specific machine I played had 189/299 spins, so I only had to play 110 spins before I was guaranteed to hit. I ended up getting a bonus around 210 spins and got the rush. If you’re ever in Japan I’m always up for a pachinko session!

@@medalgameguru1367 Thank you, my friend! Hope someday we meet at the parlor!.

@@bankgarmozerigravity3165 whenever you’re out in Japan just hit me up I’m always ready for a pachinko session!

@@medalgameguru1367 absolutely!

When you get a strike In bowling alleys here the girls on the screen dance and cheer for you.

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Thanks man. Any machine you want me to play?

Thanks for watching. Is there any specific machine you would like me to play?

This is the machine and the stats of the one I played Konami manufactured (google page translate to English) www.p-world.co.jp/sp/kisyu.cgi?code=9483 And this is the anime that it is based off of myanimelist.net/anime/12611/Sengoku_Collection

It’s just some random character. I don’t think she has a name.

They are everywhere. Use these links to search through prefectures and give you map locations. Also, machines regularly change so keep checking. www.p-world.co.jp/sp/kisyu.cgi?code=9041 www.p-world.co.jp/sp/kisyu.cgi?code=9507

Pretty much. Funny thing is, pachinko is so heavily regulated by the government but it may not last much longer unfortunately. I mean, Osaka will open a casino within the next few years, so I guess gambling isn’t so illegal anymore.

You are 100% correct my guy.

Exactly 69 years old.

That’s pretty much what is happening. When a bonus is hit, you tend to shoot right to hit the slot start hole which replenishes the lost ball and once it’s determined a bonus is hit, the quick time event occurs and if won, the fever gate opens and gives your payout based on the number of bonus rounds earned with the max on this game being a 16 round bonus. Once the fever gate closes, it continues until you lose a QuickTime event.

You seem to know a lot, have you played pachinko before?