If you don’t have luck, this technique isn’t really that strong…

Why go out of your way for something that definitely won’t be enjoyable…?

There might be some form of gambling technique similar to “chohan” as well.
It seems that the benefits from Hake-sen’s guesses are likely to be small.

If you’re playing a long ST like Eva, won’t it never end until closing time…?

I wonder if they don’t get bored playing the same game every time with domain expansion.

On the contrary, it doesn’t really get along well with the small-hit rapid-fire machines that were popular a little while ago.

Does that mean you haven’t had more than 30 experiences of getting hooked?
If you were to draw it within 30 times, whether it’s 1/99 or 1/319, that would be insane.

Given the specs, it seems that Haka is acting like a gambler, but in reality, they might have quite a pragmatic way of thinking.
I can’t forget that at that time, pachinko addicts were profiling.

Actually, this guy was pretty reliable.

I think it’s quite a good specification if considered as all 10 R.

It’s annoying that there’s a categorization for shortened time.
Despite the rare probability of 239, the 75% chance of a big win with regular short time is quite a solid spec.

If we decide in advance that this will be the stand for this domain expansion, won’t it work?
It seems that changing the conditions of the barrier on the spot when using domain expansion is quite challenging.
In the case of Hakari-senpai, the technique has a domain built-in by default.

My ex-girlfriend does revolving payments, and it seems like her luck isn’t good in strange places.

I can’t say anything bad about the scales that are being told they’re the same table because I end up playing in the ocean regardless.

The only explanation of pachinko in this manga that received no comment.

It has a peculiar seasoning, but even though it’s called a gambling technique, its completeness and stability are quite high.

When black flashes are fired continuously, it feels convenient.
It’s a kind of attitude like “Well, it’s fine if it’s pachinko.”

When a big win occurs, the information other than power-ups is really useless information, it’s amazing.

It is said that once Black Flash appears, it becomes easier to trigger it again during that battle.

Since they are also releasing things like train doors outside of the area, it really feels like a fixed technique of pure love or something like that.

The man who seemed to never run out of luck.

It seems that using the Black Flash is convenient, but I’m also happy to hear information about it being okay in pachinko.

If we decide in advance that we’re going to use this setup for the domain expansion this time, won’t that work?
It seems that changing the conditions of the barrier on the spot when expanding the domain is quite difficult.
In the case of Senpai Hakari, the technique automatically includes a domain.

It’s a strange seasoning, but it has a high level of completion and stability due to its gambling-like method.

The man who had really nothing but information about the power-up when he hit the jackpot.

If you’re saying that the experience of getting hooked is within 30 times, that’s seriously bad.
Considering the specs, it seems that the balance is pretending to be a gambler, but in reality, it might possess a rather pragmatic way of thinking.

>珍妙な味付けされてるけどギャンブル言と術式いつつ完成度も安定感も高いThe luck of the gods is too much of a prerequisite…

If we decide in advance to make this the platform for this development area, won’t we be able to go for it?
It seems that changing the conditions of the barrier on the spot when expanding the domain is quite difficult.
In the case of the scale, the formula has the area incorporated by default.

So, there’s a division of time that seems a bit trivial, but…
Despite being a rare probability of 239, the 75% chance of a transformation during normal times with a short duration is quite a solid spec.

This is basically a ban from all pachinko parlors.