Coin Pusher Gambling

After over 50 cruises, one thing is certain on almost all the cruise ships- those COIN PUSHER games are very popular and always busy! The various designs and themes also have many common features to them as follows:
1) Do not expect to find them in any US Land based real-money casinos. Since these are considered partially 'skill' based games with easy access to the units encasing that regulators cannot monitor, tampering, player controlled 'tilting' issues, and coin inventory controls.
2) The two casino 'holds' on such games comes from either coins not falling into a 'Spill Area' or getting trapped on edges and crevices (another reason land based jurisdictions don't allow them). The other is a hold on the total dropped quarters into the spill area (e.g. four quarters drop but only three come out into the bottom coin hopper) which is more common with a top box spin feature.
3) This is really the last of the 'old fashioned' coin hopper games with the originally clinking sounds, dirty black hands (who remembers those) and the infamous walk to the cashier with your 'buckets of coins' for the whirly bird coin counter to spin them into dollar bills. Rarely will you ever see anyone with buckets of coins cashing out after playing coin pusher games which is why cruise ships love them.
SO- ADMIT HERE IF YOU ARE A FAN OF THIS 'Slot' TYPE GAME?
coin pusher slot game.jpg

After over 50 cruises, one thing is certain on almost all the cruise ships- those COIN PUSHER games are very popular and always busy! The various designs and themes also have many common features to them as follows:
1) Do not expect to find them in any US Land based real-money casinos. Since these are considered partially 'skill' based games with easy access to the units encasing that regulators cannot monitor, tampering, player controlled 'tilting' issues, and coin inventory controls.
2) The two casino 'holds' on such games comes from either coins not falling into a 'Spill Area' or getting trapped on edges and crevices (another reason land based jurisdictions don't allow them). The other is a hold on the total dropped quarters into the spill area (e.g. four quarters drop but only three come out into the bottom coin hopper) which is more common with a top box spin feature.
3) This is really the last of the 'old fashioned' coin hopper games with the originally clinking sounds, dirty black hands (who remembers those) and the infamous walk to the cashier with your 'buckets of coins' for the whirly bird coin counter to spin them into dollar bills. Rarely will you ever see anyone with buckets of coins cashing out after playing coin pusher games which is why cruise ships love them.
SO- ADMIT HERE IF YOU ARE A FAN OF THIS 'Slot' TYPE GAME?
coin pusher slot game.jpg