Thursday, October 28, 2010

Quarter Pushers are Making a big Comeback


Quarter Coin Pusher games are making a big comeback after several years of near obscurity. There are several factors contributing to this turnaround.


  1. Many states have cracked down on games of chance and operators are looking for new sources of revenue

  2. Quarter coin pushers are skill based machines because you can stop the tray and you control the position of the coin drop

  3. Many states are not opposed to skill based coin pushers

  4. The entry price is relatively low and profit margins are very good.

  5. They have low maintenance and operating costs

  6. The machines have gained popularity with adults as well as younger customers

For prices and details you can visit slotsdirect.com

Thursday, July 8, 2010

North Carolina moves closer to ban on Video Sweepstakes Games

THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER 08:16 AM, Wed Jul 07, 2010
North Carolina lawmakers are poised to try again to kill the state's burgeoning video sweepstakes gambling industry. The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote today on a bill to ban the gambling games, which are played in lounges and other locations throughout the state. The ban previously passed the state Senate by a vote of 47-1. Gambling industry lobbyist Brad Crone expects the ban to pass despite the industry's request that it be allowed to stay in business and be taxed and regulated. The ban would take effect Dec. 1.
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Sunday, May 23, 2010

Robbers attack Florida internet gambling center

Leesburg, Florida police were quick to respond to a mid-morning call from an Internet gaming centre after it was robbed by a gang this week. Two men and a woman were arrested and a male accomplice is currently being sought. The Sun Sentinel newspaper reported that Anwar Dixon and Maurice Green are being held on charges of armed robbery, and that Neva Mitchell, the female driver of the getaway car, was also in custody. The three men, who had their faces covered, left M&R Sweepstakes on Old U.S. Highway 441 after the robbery in a silver car driven by the woman. The amount stolen has not been released. Moments later, the car was spotted by Leesburg Police, and stopped. The three men ran away but two were soon captured and a third is still on the loose, authorities said. The woman was arrested at the scene. Read Story

Machine 'malfunction' sours player's win

PALM COAST -- Adam Hattani thought he was indeed lucky when a video game machine at Lucky Day Sweepstakes showed he had won $41,000.
But then the Palm Coast resident was told it was a malfunction, simply a crazed machine spitting out zeros.
Instead, Hattani was given $1,000 cash. But he said he should have received more, if not the entire $41,000.
"I told them it's not malfunction when you take people's money," Hattani said in an interview. "It's not malfunction if your machine is broken and keeps taking people's money. Oh, that's good for you. But when it comes out for people, to pay people the money, you don't want to pay me." Read Story

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Super Derby Horse Racing System now available


Now Available from Mitchell Enterprises. The new and exciting Super Derby Horse Racing game. This exciting game is available in both a one player and two player version. You can see all the details at Super Derby . This is a very popular game and is a big money maker. Check it out soon and be the first in your area to have this game.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Phone Card Sweepstakes Pot of Gold Systems with REMOTE now available


YES we now have the remote credit add and remote clear features available along with a Phone Card vending Kiosk systems. Complete turnkey setup with installation, training and delivery included in the price. We will do it all and get you up and running quickly. Completely turnkey. Check it out
System includes one Phone Card Vending Kiosk, One remote credit add and credit clear box, 1-4 Pot of Gold touchscreen sweepstakes machines, all cables /wiring, the first 10,000 five minute pins, delivery, installation and training. COMPLETELY TURNKEY !

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Discussing the RUMORS about North Carolina Pot of Gold Sweepstakes Laws

Right now there is allot of false information and rumors about the current requirements for Pot of Gold Sweepstakes machines in North Carolina such as the ones shown here Sweepstakes machines . Lets try to clear up some of the confusion. First let me say that this is my opinion that I formed by researching the current injunction issued by Wake County Superior court. I am NOT A LAWYER . This is not a LEGAL opinion but is to the best of my knowledge the actual facts according to the current injunction.

The rumor that the machines cannot have bill acceptors, the money must be accepted at a counter and the credits put on the machines remotely. NOT TRUE . No place in the injunction is this listed as a requirement. It is said that this was the way the machines were in the TEST CASE but the injunction only has 4 requirements listed and this is NOT one of them. The requirements are:

  1. No more than 4 machines per outlet
  2. Sweepstakes rules must be prominently posted in each outlet
  3. Free play applications must be available and prominently displayed in each outlet
  4. Each machine must require the purchase of a phone card for free play on the sweepstakes games

These are the ONLY 4 requirements listed in the order on June 26, 2009, Wake County.

I welcome any opinions or comments you may have. I do not believe that remote credits are a requirement and it is fine to have bill acceptors in the machines. Customers do not like the remote credit requirement and will not use the machines as much if that is the way they are set up.