$1 per play instead of $2 per play?????

The history on prices for cranes is that all standard cranes used to be $1 with smaller cheaper toys, and bigger machines( there werent many) were $2 per play.When Kiwikrane introduced balls into New Zealand we put our machines to $2 per play to keep win rate as high as possible and this worked really wel

Over the last few years our averages have dipped – while a lot of this can be attributed to franchisee underperformance, it is also due to other factors such as the economy and how comfortable the public is parting with $1 vs $2. We are now of the consideration that standard cranes can be $1 and everything bigger can be $2. If someone wants to put in $2 they still can for 2 plays, but having $1 as an option broadens your customer base. Our tests in NZ and Australia have shown this to be a good move.

To change from $2 to $1 order a new sign and understand how to change the cost per play settings shown in the machine manuals