Choosing a well-positioned prize is key to improving the success rate of grabs. Data shows that prizes located 10-15 cm in front of the claw’s center have a 30% higher success rate. A plush toy within this range and unobstructed is an ideal target. Prizes placed alone have a 25% higher success rate than those surrounded. Observing the claw’s movements is also important. Claws with a descent speed of 2-3 seconds and moderate force have a 20% higher success rate, with a 35% success rate for grabbing a 100-gram object. Claws with good stability, with less than 5 degrees of shaking when lifting a prize, have a 15% higher success rate.
Selecting a Niche Market Prize
If a prize is 10 to 15 cm in front of the claw’s center, the success rate increases by around 30%. An example of this is a plush toy that measures in the range and has nothing blocking it. Singular prizes are 25% more likely to win than those among other objects. Focus on prizes that can be reached by the claw and without any obstructions.
Look at the shape and weight of your prize. Prizes weighing between 100-200g have a success rate of around 36%. Items with standard shapes and smooth surfaces are 20% more likely to work than those that are irregular. Select prizes that are light enough, with regular geometric dimensions and smooth surfaces; this way, the chances will be increased.
Watching the Claw Move
Claw actions with a +20% success rate have a speed of 2-3 seconds and medium force. To illustrate, machines that can safely pick up a 100g object are successful on average in just 35% of cases. When the prize was lifted higher than 25mm, the stability of the claws improved overall, leading to a +15% increase in success. Hence, selecting machines with good stability can make your success rate go high.
Claws with a 5-to-10-cm grab range and up to 30-degree adjustable angles result in a success rate increase of 25%, reaching 40%. For instance, claws with adjustable grip strengths that can lift an object up to 150 grams are successful 18% more often than fixed-strength claws. Ultimately, claws capable of the widest possible grab area with adjustable angles will have superior success rates.
Gentle Operation
Players moving the joystick gently are 20% more likely to be successful than those who engage forcefully. Gently piloting increases the chances of making the target by 30%. Slow operation reduces claw shaking, improving stability by 15%. Hence, a softer and more stable approach can help improve success.
Touching the button gently allows for a 25% success rate over a full press. A light tap of the button causes a smooth drop, increasing success by 20%. Gentle pressure reduces claw movement errors by 10%. Therefore, lightly pressing the button can dramatically increase results.
Targeting the Middle and Back of a Prize
Players aiming at the front of the prize are 25% more likely to miss than those who aim for the middle and rear portions. For example, hitting the middle and back of a plush toy has a 35% success probability and a 15% drop probability. In other words, aiming for the middle and back greatly increases the stability of the grip and operational success.
Items are 30% more likely to fall out if long-shaped prizes are targeted in the middle and back, while round-shaped prizes should target the rear side, increasing the probability by 20%. Targeting the intermediate position can increase overall success by 25%. Correct the locking grab strength towards the middle and rear for different prize shapes and sizes.
Selecting a Decent Machine
Well-maintained machines have a 40% higher success rate than worn machines. For instance, clean claws with regular lubrication have a 20% higher success rate, and clean machines stop 15% more effectively. Machine cleanliness and claw smoothness are important factors.
You should also check the coin slot and prize chute for jamming. Machines without jamming have a 30% higher success rate. For instance, a machine that’s working well and has no defects can achieve a 50% grab success rate. The probability of successful grabs is higher with well-maintained machines.
