There are reports of cases where the force and operation of claw machine clamps are adjusted to prevent users from easily winning prizes. In one machine, the clamps suddenly release after lifting the doll, while another machine was found to have tape and nets installed at the prize outlet. One user said, "The clamps have no strength at all. I spent over 60,000 won and still won't pull them out," another user complained,,, "Even though I held them properly, I just let them go." There was a menu inside the machine to adjust the force, and when the settings were changed, the clamps would lift the doll but then lose its grip and drop it. A lottery shop The owner explained, "To make it less noticeable, we need to raise the grip force settings a bit more," and also said that during busy periods, they adjust the settings differently. The owner continued, " Fridays and Saturdays are entertainment days with many customers, so we set them light. On weekdays, since many enthusiasts come, we increase the grip strength a lot," he explained. He added that adjusting the grip force itself is not illegal, but the problematic part is that the machines are arbitrarily modified or set up in specific ways to prevent prizes from being easily won. In the end, adjusting the grip strength to prevent winning the prize is not the problem!! There is also a method where the grip strength increases once every set number of uses , and there is a method called 'random game cycle,' where if the random game cycle is 17, you must do it 17 times to get caught!!!!!!!
Comments 0
Log in to comment.