How many pachinko balls need to be loaded for payout in a typical pachinko machine?

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How many pachinko balls need to be loaded for payout in a typical pachinko machine?

I’ve been thinking of buying a modern pachinko machine that comes with 500 pachinko balls. I have never played pachinko firsthand, and I’m affraid that 500 balls will not be enough to get by. Any and all help would be appreciated, especially estimated typical buy-in and jackpot amounts.

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2 Responses to “How many pachinko balls need to be loaded for payout in a typical pachinko machine?”

1. robert_redmtn Says:
   February 11th, 2009 at 1:13 am

   Casino pachinko machines in Japan are linked to a feeder just like coin operated slot machines in Vegas.

   If in doubt, just buy more balls.

   You will be filling them manually into the tray in back anyway unless you buy the self-feeding electric model.

2. DAYNE G Says:
   February 12th, 2009 at 6:16 pm

   1900- 2500 balls