Quote from: michellee on January 30, 2020, 09:36:54 AM

Quote from: Rajahdat on January 30, 2020, 03:01:40 AM

Thanks for all the input guys..sorry its over 10+years this machines been in Hawaii not a 10year old playing..
If someone invited these for crypto they would make a lot of profit, but they would have a lot of work to do just to make this happen. That picture the guy posted is 1 of many fish games that we gamble on in Hawaii. Its very addicting and i use to work in a game room. I seen so many cash outs over 5k on a single ticket.
At the end of every shift we have to add up all the cash-in/cash-out and the house always makes a profit

I think they need to set the games so the game can accept crypto as for the payment. If the developer succeeds in using crypto and integrate the system, they can re-promote the game into social media and invite many people to try the games. I think they can repeat the success in the past by re-make the games to integrate with the cryptocurrency. With the growth of the gambling business, I believe that games can get popular among the other gambling games.

They could, but I don't think that is a good idea, because they need money to reprogram that game to put the crypto payment options, and it depends if they will based on the marketing survey that they will conduct just in case they really wanted to implement this kind of strategy to raise their profits, the only problem or they might think to reject this idea because only few people owns or know cryptocurrency, and those people don't even go the arcade to play that game, they play their own games, I assume.

And the majority of the people who plays that fish in the arcade are not crypto owners, that is why you're going to have second thoughts with this idea, though it is good, but you're going to need time to come up with a very hard decision about implementing it or not.