Coin Pusher Videos

I didn't see much on this, searching the firum, so I wanted to ask. I'm getting all these videos in my feed with coin pushers, huge stacks of ridiculously large denom chips, that these people take down with quarters. One did claim they had to do a buy-in for 20million, but they took it down for, like, 675million.

I think these have to be faked-up, like someone has their own machine, bogus chips, etc, and makes the videos for whatever reason..
But I don't know one way or the other. Do these machines exist in the US? Anywhere? I've seen small denoms in arcades, cruise ships, etc. But millions?

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I didn't see much on this, searching the firum, so I wanted to ask. I'm getting all these videos in my feed with coin pushers, huge stacks of ridiculously large denom chips, that these people take down with quarters. One did claim they had to do a buy-in for 20million, but they took it down for, like, 675million.

I think these have to be faked-up, like someone has their own machine, bogus chips, etc, and makes the videos for whatever reason..
But I don't know one way or the other. Do these machines exist in the US? Anywhere? I've seen small denoms in arcades, cruise ships, etc. But millions?
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Fake.Search coin pusher on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuW7zWW-c7w

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I haven't watched that channel in years. The "gold bars" were suspect to me, then I found they could be purchased for under $20. (The video claimed they were worth... more.)


The Hales channel might be legit. The nature of the interruptions, the background sounds, the machine, and the statements about the game all seem plausible. I seem to recall we traced the probable location to Cincinnati or maybe Wheeling.

Vast majority are absolute bullshit.