The older games had this type of Coin entry (Coin Head)
Inserting coins was slow, If you were able to fast feed. there was a chance you could get it to miscount and add credits to your game.
Reason being – The Coin switch the device used to count the coins inserted.
Fast feeding could cause the switch to bounce and add credit to the game.
On the Slot machines of Today
You will find this type of Coin entry (Coin Head)
They are made for fast feeding coins
The games no longer use a coin switch they use optic
I may be wrong, but I do not see how this will miscount and give extra credit to the game. If anything it may miss a coin or two if the coins are very close together
Don’t understand why the Casinos still look for fast feeding coins.
With the exception of a hopper problem – meaning the hopper is over paying.
Fast feeding coins then cashing out.
Why use coins – Use bills (it’s faster)
In time the Hopper problems will also disappear, as more and more Casinos are going TITO.