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Scammed at the Arcade? Marble Carnival Game Play at Round 1

Filmed on 2/5/2024, This is playing Marble Carnival, a marble style of coin pusher at the arcade here at my local Round 1. Rather than typical coins, this machine has marbles for the physics of a coin pusher. This was filmed in early 2024 before later on that same year this game would be converted to Castlevania Marble of Souls. I definitely like the theme that Marble Carnival offered before it was converted to Castlevania, but even to this day (February 2026) I haven't experience Castlevania so I can't really compare the 2 versions of the game. I unfortunately forgot to see what my starting balance of tickets was before I started playing the machine, but after I came back to the machine after I reloaded my card, I know I won 2,664 tickets. So it's safe to say I won a little over 2,700 tickets at least in this video. Now for the scamming part. After I swiped my card a once after I found some free credits on the game, I decided after I ran out of those credits to keep playing, so I went to go reload $100 on my arcade card. I returned back to the machine and swiped my card a few times and found out that $100 I just paid for did not go onto my card. I went and talked to some workers about the issue to which they told me their kiosk machine glitched and somehow put the $100 worth of credits on a different arcade card (the card ID number got mismatched) and after they did a bit of research on their end, they took my old card, gave me a brand new one with a free year of Club Membership along with transferring all of my tickets and credits to the new card. That process took about 20 minutes, and thankfully when I returned to Marble Carnival, nobody had touched the machine meaning the 60 plays that were sitting on there weren't used at all. Thank goodness for that, and thank you to the Round 1 staff for being very helpful in this strange situation.