5chers Flood Thread with ‘I Hit 10,000 Coins’ Slot Stories — Some Get Called Out as Fake

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The question “Have you ever hit a 10,000-coin payout on a slot machine?” set off a wave of war stories on 5ch’s Nandemo Jikkyo (Anything Goes) board. Old-guard “4th-generation” machine names like Shodai Kamisama (The Original God), Yoshimune, and Gekka Rainei came up again and again, but plenty of posts got shot down as “uso-matsu” (an obvious internet exaggeration) once commenters started citing hard numbers — “1-game chains only go up to 5 in a row,” or “with Golgo’s net gain of 2.8 coins per spin, hitting 30,000 is theoretically a stretch.” Meanwhile, players on current-gen “sumasuro” (smart-slot) machines chimed in that even after clearing the bonus zone, 2,400 coins is about the ceiling — leading to plenty of old-school and modern players talking right past each other.

What people said

1AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:41
Did that get you hyped?
7AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:44
This is the last one
44AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:11
Re: #7
It's kind of creepy that you kept a screenshot from a machine that old
Get some new memories, man
8AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:46
The ones that stick with me are 48,000 coins on the original Kamisama and 30,000 on the 4X
Pretty much everyone who played 4.5-gen machines hit 10,000 coins at least once
9AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:48
Re: #8
Do you like Dai-Hanjou Honpo? (a slot machine title)
14AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:50
When I chained 20 in a row on Yoshimune's 1-game-chain feature and hit 15,000 coins in one go, the staff called me a taxi
18AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:52
Re: #14
Fake story 🤥 — what's the point of 4.5-gen machines then
21AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:58
Re: #14
Yoshimune's 1-game chain caps out at 5 in a row, you noob liar
Even if you trigger something like an 8-in-a-row Tawara bonus on top of that, it only releases one payout at a time, so there's no way you're getting 15 in a row
Anyone with a trip ID ending in 'd' is full of it
24AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:58
Re: #14
Yoshimune's 1-game chain stops at around 4 or 5 in a row, doesn't it
After that you just have to keep landing fresh chains over and over
This is basically a lie
19AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:53
I once saw a guy hit 200,000 balls on pachinko — he looked like he was about to die
23AnonymousAug 31, 2026 21:58
Re: #19
When I hit 10,000 coins on SBJ, everyone was yelling 'stock time!' and I nearly wet myself
I bet that's given some people actual heart attacks
27AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:04
Nothing beats hitting a confirmed GOD bonus on Gaisen starting from 8,800 coins five minutes before closing
I've been playing since Hyakkei, and every single one of these seems to hit a limiter right around 8,000 coins and just stop
43AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:11
My best on Juggler was 8,000 coins, on the 6th-gen Aime machine
45AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:12
Re: #43
6th-gen, impressive 👏
My best was also 8,000 coins, but on the 5th-gen Happy machine
49AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:14
I remember chaining 31 in a row on Sabachan and still not making it
53AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:15
Re: #49
Sounds like it can happen on the Juuou (Beast King) smart-slot version, so there's your rematch
51AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:15
I've hit 30,000 coins on the 5th-gen Golgo
60AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:18
Re: #51
Fake story
Net gain is 2.8 coins per spin. Even playing flat-out from the moment a store opens at 9am without ever leaving your seat all day, you'd just barely scrape to that number
63AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:20
When I pulled 5,000 games on Aladdin A, what hit me wasn't the rush — it was worrying whether I'd actually make it home safe afterward
67AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:24
Re: #63
Haha I get it
That era had a lot of sketchy customers around
I used to hide my cash in my shoes on the way home lol
69AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:26
Just as expected, it's all middle-aged guys in here
Are the people talking about 4th-gen Aladdin machines all pushing 60?
70AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:27
Re: #69
I'm just a 40-year-old guy this year
74AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:28


What era are you living in where 10,000 coins is rare?
These days 19,000 coins happens all the time
88AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:40
Re: #70
Same age as you, but
how old were you when you started playing this stuff
113AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:07
Re: #88
Back then everyone started playing around age 16
91AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:43
The most recent one I've got
93AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:44
Re: #91
A Sado assault run, huh (a bonus feature)
Impressive
96AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:51
Anyone sitting at a Big Dream or Yabachiyo machine has fried their brain beyond repair, I swear
101AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:59
Re: #96
With Bigdori, clearing the top-tier bonus chance basically locks in 5,000-8,000 coins
That thing is seriously insane
98AnonymousAug 31, 2026 22:54
Old-timer-who-exaggerates-his-4th-gen-stories guy: 'I bought a condo with my Yoshimune winnings'
103AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:00
Re: #98
Gekka-Rainei old-timer guy: 'I lost my virginity at a soapland thanks to Monster Hunter winnings'
107AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:03
Re: #98
You're an old-timer for Gekka too, you know
Sounds like you've got a 4th-gen inferiority complex, huh lol

47 Still-Kicking Anonymous [] 2026/08/31(Mon) 22:14:28.12 ID:7flpiPqW0
My first 10,000-coin hit was on Gekka Rainei

73 Still-Kicking Anonymous [] 2026/08/31(Mon) 22:27:53.57 ID:7flpiPqW0
The 4th-gen old-timers are exaggerating their stories

98 Still-Kicking Anonymous [] 2026/08/31(Mon) 22:54:58.86 ID:7flpiPqW0
Old-timer-who-exaggerates-his-4th-gen-stories guy: 'I bought a condo with my Yoshimune winnings'
115AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:09
With smart-slots, you might occasionally squeeze out 2,400 coins after clearing the bonus zone, but 10,000 is a long way off. How does anyone even hit a Complete bonus?
119AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:12
Re: #115
Well, a Complete bonus is basically impossible unless the machine has adjustable settings
127AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:26
Old-timer-who-exaggerates-his-4th-gen-stories guy: 'If you don't know what a stock machine is, you're a total noob lol'
128AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:26
Re: #127
The guys talking about stores resetting/wiping out stock machines are usually the real deal
131AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:27
Re: #127
Gekka Rainei old-timer's getting all worked up 🌱 (emoji riff on '草' = 'lol')
141AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:34
Re: #118
That's me
I think that machine was probably just broken
142AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:34
Re: #141
So you were real
I thought it was just an urban legend at first
144AnonymousAug 31, 2026 23:38
Re: #141
Wasn't that just a rigged/backdoor setting?

Background and Key Points of This Debate

Pachislot machines are categorized by “generations,” each defined by a different regulatory framework, and these regulations have dramatically reshaped how payouts behave over time. Before 2004, in the 4th-generation era, technical ceilings were loose, and it was genuinely possible to walk away with tens of thousands of coins in a single session. When regulations tightened that same year, the 5th generation introduced caps on net payout differentials that reined in big wins, and those limits were tightened further with the 6th generation in 2018 and again with “smart-slot” machines starting in 2022. Given this regulatory history, claims from current-gen players that “2,400 coins is about the ceiling” aren’t exaggeration — they’re close to the literal spec limit. Likewise, the technical pushback seen in the thread, like “1-game chains cap out at 5 in a row,” is grounded in each machine’s actual real-world performance, not just nitpicking for its own sake. In other words, the real friction in this thread isn’t simply a shouting match over whether old-timers’ stories are exaggerated — it’s that regulatory changes have quietly redefined just how hard it is to achieve what people mean when they say “10,000 coins.”

*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Nandemo Jikkyo board) thread “Have you ever hit 10,000 coins on a slot machine?

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