I have only seen the ones that dispense tickets. I have seen them in Nebraksa and Oregon. Some used quarters, some used tokens. As mentioned, they just count as redemption games. Big Haul is a redemption that has dump trucks that quarters/tokens land in. If you hit the dump lever, it dumps that truck and you get tickets based on how many coins got dumped. Similar concept to the pushers. In either case, you normally have large amounts of coins sitting in the machines in plain view. If you have actual money in a machine like that, it pays to have security cameras aimed at the machines and/or attendants that really pay attention. At the bowling alley where I worked, somebody broke into a Big Haul when I wasn't there. They removed the glass without breaking it and scooped the quarters out of the dump trucks. They aimed one of the security cameras so that they wouldn't be seen doing the deed but were caught on tape before and afterwards. I don't think the cops did anything about it but I did have a nice chat with them in the office. Just something to think about if anybody is considering running these. Its worse than a fully loaded change machine because people can see the actual money and are more tempted to take it.