I get the impression that they use good settings and are trying hard under difficult circumstances. But if a participation ticket is required for the draw, how come people without one can enter too? What are the tickets for? If that's going to be allowed going forward, they might as well abolish the tickets.

New machines, 0 people in the morning. They've messed with the pins way too much. Despite renting out 114 balls for 500円, it's only 14 spins/k. The lack of spins is downright insane. If it's like this during their anniversary month, they might be done for. And what's that smell inside? Is that awful stink telling us to go home already?

Some people are saying they lost 2万 in 20 minutes, lol. Tell me the facts; this isn't helpful. When you're caught telling an obvious lie, you're losing because you can't even do the math. I don't know about the shop itself. Pachinko can only fire 100 balls per 1 minute, and slots can only be spun a maximum of 878 times per 1 hour. How many balls do you get for 1000円? How many medals? Get it? It is definitely impossible to lose 2万 in 20 minutes. Don't write lies. Maybe the machines don't spin much, or maybe conditions are bad. But this isn't even useful as a rough guide, lol. 12/30 update I went to check it out. It's not an outright terrible shop; the staff are very good. The pachinko machines are adjusted to spin less than they look like they would, but if you look around, there are some decent ones. There are awful ones too, lol. I think there would be machines above the break-even rate during events. They do use good settings for slot events, but the difference seems pretty stark, so I'm not sure what to make of it. There aren't many customers, so I imagine they're struggling financially. It's certainly not a bad shop, so I'll still give it ★3.

The pachinko machines don't spin much. It's so bad that even the 海 machines have nobody sitting at them. The slots basically aren't given high settings. You can tell by looking at the online data; this is a pretty risky shop. As for the clientele, there are so few people on weekdays that you can sit at any machine you like. On holidays, lots of young people come, so you can't get your target machine. There are many people playing at deafening volumes or crossing their bare feet. It's gotten worse since the owner changed. If you're thinking of coming here, I'd recommend the one in Asagaya or going to Nakano.

The smell is overpowering. There don't seem to be many customers either. I'm sure all the local residents wish this place would close down and become a supermarket or something.