That's right, it's the dreaded coin pusher. I swear, they either used magnets or glued those darn coins onto the machine.

Some Arizona businesses looking for extra profits have found themselves on the wrong side of state gaming laws. And their customers hoping for a win may have been cheated to boot. The Arizona ...

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LARGO — Last year, a new game called "Jukebox Coin Pusher" started appearing in convenience stores around Largo and other local cities. The machines attracted the attention of law enforcement agencies ...

Here’s how to spot the games which you've got no chance of winning - and the ones that are actually based on skill. HOW do you place your 10p piece in a seaside coin pusher? Do you rub the edge back ...