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This is exactly why some people think coin pusher machines are a scam. But they're missing the whole point. I had someone walk up to my coin pusher machine at the flea market, lose a few dollars, and immediately start telling everyone the machine was rigged. Meanwhile, another person walked up right after them, played for a few minutes, and walked away with way more prizes than they expected. So who's right? Here's the truth. A coin pusher is a game of timing, patience, and luck. If every coin guaranteed the machine wouldn't stay in business. And if nobody ever won it twice. What surprised me wasn't that someone lost, it was how fast people blame the machine instead of accepting that not every game ends with a jackpot. That's the same mindset that keeps people from starting a business. They try something once, don't get the result they wanted, and immediately call it a scam. The people who stay patient, learn how things work, and keep improving are usually the ones who end up winning in the long run. What do you think? Are coin pusher machines just luck, or do you think strategy actually makes a difference? Let me know in the comments.