I spent $1000 on claw machines to see if they're rigged

“I spent $1,000 on drugs and hookers to see if they’re really drugs.”

why donate money to some japaneese scam game while also advertising it for viewers, when you can well for example like just like an example like I dunno send it to me so I can buy a PC or something I don't know just an example

Sorry for mentioning this because this person is very evil and a bad person which you are NOTHING ALIKE. But you sound like the actor of Jeffrey Dalmer from Netflix. When he is dancing with "Tony" the deaf guy. He makes a happy "Yeahhhh" sound when he dances on the floor and is being picked up. Your happy "Yes" sound sounds exactly alike. Like perfectly identical. If you watch the scene and go back to hearing this famous streamer, you would also agree.

ta safe

thats why you only go for the japan exclusive stuff they have

Man you just got really unlucky. I've spent around $200 and won over $250 worth of the exact same products

My answer to the first question of the video: Yes, a lot, in Pokemon FireRed, LeafGreen and Crystal, in the football/soccer worId cup 2022, my dad gambled 1000 pesos (which from Chile to US equals to one dollar and some cents) to see who won. Guess who got it right?


Spoiler alert: It's me

Some machines can be rigged. Especially the ones that you play online like Clawee. But the ones at Walmart and all that are all skill based

Was this taken down from the app store. I cant see it anymore.

Hey anyone who uses this, is the app or the website better?

Great video Ludwig, thank you

The numbers don't add up

Answer: yes

5000 attempts? 🤔

no one gonna talk about hoe he said he spent $1k and each turn is $2 each, so he gets 5k turns?

you have to snipe other players after they give up. if you start the game yourself you will lose money. I would wait for everyone to fill up the ping pong balls then I play once or twice and win.

I love how those crane operators are so brilliant, they managed to figure out that the pink hole will be one of the last couple to fill

I think it’s just that really good players can not make money

トレバはやめておきな笑

Toreba can be difficult, but definitely real. I spent $20 on Toreba the year before last and have over 100 figurines. I used TapJoy to earn credits and at the time- their daily free tickets. I had to stop because I don't have storage in my house for all of them lol. My son wants to save them all and sell them at some point. My biggest advice is time and patience. It's more of a game of waiting for the right time and being persistent on where you are in line to go next. You can't just jump on and pick one to win. You'll waste a ton of money that way. I can usually get a prize within 1-3 moves if I am super patient.

The thing is that he also needs to spend even more money to actually buy it and ship it

It literally says that the arm gets more powerful with more plays while in reality the underpaid young worker behind the screen just moves the prize by himself

I've had the ping pong ball bounce and land in first try... after the previous person filled the entire bowl.
Ping pong is the best bet, you can find them half filled a lot of the time and if you try every day for free... that's the way to play. I only buy TP when I win and need to ship a prize xD
I have 3-4 takoyaki machines at the foot of my bed 2 yogurt makers, dozens of plushies all over the place... best prizes have been utensils, cooking gadgets, and technology... Decent Dash cams and dorm cooking stuff on there. It's where I got an awesome sweet potato cooker for the microwave. Makes baked potatoes too!

I have a friend who is absolutely CRACKED at these crane games.
Like he could 1 or 2 shot clawing the prizes.
One day, he spent like 50 dollars on the machine and completely cleared it out. He gave me my pick of a plushie and then handed the rest out at the children's hospital.
It was pure joy watching the kids' faces light up as they got their plushie. 😻

This is actually a good plug for Amazon and Wish. Since it would be cheaper to buy those things and then brag to your girlfriend that you won them from the crane games.

yes

𝚆𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚐𝚊𝚖𝚎 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚢𝚒𝚗𝚐??

I like how the kirby in the thumbnail is the kirby I bought from my local pharmacy

Sometimes with UFO’S you need to know when to give up, after like 3 plays normally unless a major movement happens

there's crane games that has better ratings you just have to find them. online crane game isn't the best.

Alternative Title: “I wasted $1000 on an Arcade with absolutely no Arcade skills”

And he continues to play it XD

Basically this video : I'm gonna get scammed to prove that this is a scam

Yeah I’ve gambled in VR.
I lost 10k on a f1 race

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You pay for the experience not the toy (kinda).

B O Y S !

5000

Here is a better game:
Play dark souls. Each time you win a boss, get yourself something nice 🤣

It’s not even because it cost so much it’s just because he’s bad at clog games

Imo Japanese crane machines are actually winnable without needing to cycle through claw strength. Usually they're designed for skill rather than the typical mechanical strength reset counter that we usually see in the US and the rest of the world.

Skill issue

hi

I've worked on machines like these. On the ones I worked with, there was literally a dial to change how much power the crane had. It's hilarious

skill issue

funny story:one time i saw a claw machine filled with my fav animal in it D R A G O N S i begged my grandma to let me have a try but heres the funny part: the claw machine guy forgot to set the claws power down we put around 25$ in (it was 1$ a play btw) and all came out winners

I love the idea of these. But it's so bullshit not the same as real Japan ones. Like yes you can't fully pick up stuff. But just not being able to even slightly move it is horrible

Anyone who plays real crane games can tell you those machines with the two plastic fingers that come down are a scam. They're not designed in a way that makes it physically possible to pick up anything unless programmed to tightly grip the prize. On a traditional claw machine, there are ways to use basic physics against the machine so that even if the machine is rigged, certain prizes are still possible, if not easy to win.