Star Trek Coin Pusher Arcade Game | Cloudy With A Chance of Tribble! | FULL set win!

Welcome back! Today we finally get a chance to make it rain at the new Star Trek Coin Pusher arcade game where we get a FULL set of cards! Wonder how many holo's we'll get?

The main goal of Star Trek coin pusher is to push off the cards and chips using the silver coins that you will only find at Dave and Busters. You can aim and either press or hold the button to fire the coins. The only things that should come out of the machine are only the cards and chips as the coins will be recycled back into the machine. The coins are only made to push the cards and chips, you do not earn tickets for them. On a rare occasion you might get some of the silver coins to fall out which you can put back into the machine for 5 more plays. You can redeem the chips and cards for tickets in the winner circle that can be used to win prizes like plushes, video games, candy and more! Each chip is worth 20 tickets. There are two types of cards, holographic and normal. Each holographic is worth 100 tickets while a regular non holo card is worth 50 tickets. There are 8 different cards that you can complete a set. A holo set is worth 5000 tickets while the normal non-holo set is only worth 2000 tickets. The rarest card as of now is the Tribble. The common cards are Hikaru Sulu, Uhura, Pavel Chekov, “Bones” McCoy, Spock, Scotty and Captain Kirk.
Dave and busters rotates the card sets every 90 days with the various generations of Star Trek making this game truly unique and one of a kind.

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