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We give 30% commission to most of our locations. We have 1 location that we have 5 machines in. We give them a 40% cut. Its 30% profit share. Basically, we figure out how much revenue the machines made, then check to see how many prizes were won. We subtract the prizes won, then pay them 30% of what's left after that. So if we made $100, and customers won 20 ducks. Each duck is $0.50, so $10 in prize cost which means we pay them $27. I hope that makes sense!

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I haven't played one yet, but I've heard their a little better.

@@NathansVendingit’s a pretty big difference. It reaches all edges and corners unless the prizes are super tiny.

@e3vending299 oh wow! I was disappointed in the super mini, so I'll probably have to get a mega mini next time.

@@NathansVending try a GamerMini

I will look into that, thank you!@@e3vending299

It was $900. I bought it with a discount. I drove to their warehouse and picked it up, so I didn't pay any shipping.

@@NathansVending im looking at one on there site and itll be like 1400 to ship it too me 😞 i wish i lived by the warehouse lol

@@ogpk3 Yikes. That's a high price! Do you have a location for it?

@@NathansVending yes i work in a restaurant and asked my boss, i could put it right by the door

@@NathansVending that price includes the locker case, bill acceptor and coin, the shipping is where it gets pricey its 379

I'm currently wondering this same question. What I do know is that the super mini claw from candymachines.com is made in China, at a similar factory to rainys machines. I still think that the super mini crane from candymachines is probably a little bit better since it was designed by candymachines and is fcc approved. But it's not that much better from the mega minis. If you're trying to figure out which machine to purchase, this is what I suggest. I would order the super mini crane from candymachines if you need 2 or fewer machines and can drive to the candymachines warehouse to avoid shipping. If you need 3 or more machines, I would order all of them at once from Rainy. This lowers shipping costs and gets you a better deal on the machines. Hope this helps :)

Yea, they do pretty decent. I'm gunna have to steal your idea of wrapping money around the ducks if you don't mind. Very smart! I do that with my big plushie claws, but it never crossed my mind to do that with ducks.

It refers to the amount of directions a joystick can be pushed in. The standard is usually a 4 way. The downside to a 4 way is that you cant usually move the claw diagonal. The 8 way joystick gives you the option to move diagonal.

Yep, I totally agree. We are currently testing the waters at the location. The plan is to relocate one of the claw machines. And to put better product in the machine that stays there. I'm sure that once that's done, it'll make 80-120 per month. Thanks for you input!