Answers, before you even ask
Everything about playing, prizes, bookings and the venue — searchable, filterable, and written by the people who run the floor.
Playing
Prizes & Money
Membership & Venue
Speak Pachinko
Hanemono ハネモノ
Classic mechanical machines with flippers — the heart of our classics corner.
Fever フィーバー
A machine's payout mode — when regulars say a unit is "hot", this is what they mean.
Reach リーチ
One symbol short of a jackpot — the dramatic near-miss sequence every player knows.
Tama 玉
The steel balls themselves. You'll buy them by the tray — 500 at a time.
Terms you'll hear on the floor
Pachinko has its own vocabulary — here's the shorthand regulars and hosts actually use.
Tama
The 11mm steel balls you launch — 500 or 1,000 to a tray.
Reach
The dramatic near-miss sequence when two symbols match and the third decides.
Fever
A payout mode where the jackpot pocket opens and wins cascade.
Hanemono
Classic mechanical machines with flapping 'hane' pockets — no screens.
Deji-pachi
Digital pachinko — video drums, licensed themes, deep bonus modes.
Odds band
The machine's published payout range — posted at the desk and on each unit.
Token
What machines pay out in — exchanged for prizes at the counter.
The board
The champion's board by the arena — where 41 winners' names live.
Guides & house documents
Five rules regulars swear by
01
Balls stay on your machine
Never walk a tray to another unit — it resets your session data.
02
One player, one seat
Saving machines with personal items is a parlour no-no everywhere.
03
Celebrate, don't broadcast
Big win? Enjoy it — the whole floor will know from the lights anyway.
04
Ask before you watch
Watching a bonus round is fine; crowding someone's shoulder isn't.
05
Hosts see everything
Machine eating balls? Signal a host — don't bang the glass. Ever.
At a glance
- 18+ always — photo ID required at the door, no exceptions.
- Photos welcome — of machines and prizes; ask before photographing people.
- Drinks on the floor — allowed in lounge cups; glass stays at the bar.
- No dress code — neat casual is the vibe; parlours suit anything.
- Free Wi-Fi — plus charging at every rest ledge and locker.
- Assistance animals — welcome throughout the venue, water provided.
Read the long versions
The five-minute prep checklist
Bring photo ID
Licence, passport or proof-of-age — needed at the door.
Set a budget
$50–$120 covers a typical evening — decide before you sit.
Take the lesson
Free 45-minute coaching — book or just walk in.
Plan the trip
Trams 96/109 stop two minutes away; Crown parking below.
Ask the desk directly
Hosts answer every message personally — usually within a few hours during opening times. For anything urgent on the day, call the floor.
The best answer is a visit
Ten minutes on the floor explains more than any page can. Free lesson, $25 tray, and you're playing.