Bubble Bump 3P

Bubble Bump 3P is a three-player canned-drink prize machine.

Each player watches a moving arrow swing from side to side, presses at the right moment, and tries to knock down a fixed target.

If the target falls, the player receives one canned drink from the prize outlet.

Yes.

Bubble Bump 3P has three independent play positions.

Each position has its own button, moving-arrow mechanism, target, drink storage channel, prize outlet, cooling plate and payout setting.

A win on one position does not affect the other two positions.

The player watches the moving arrow swing from side to side.

When the arrow reaches the centre, the player presses the button.

The arrow stops and moves forward toward the fixed target.

If it is correctly aligned and the target falls, the player wins one canned drink.

If the arrow misses or does not knock down the target, the play ends without a prize.

The arrow and target reset automatically after every play.

Yes.

The payout setting can be adjusted from 1 to 255. The factory default is 3.

This setting controls how often the machine reaches a prize opportunity.

Over a larger number of plays, a setting of 3 means that approximately one play in three reaches a prize opportunity.

This does not mean every third play is guaranteed to win. The player still needs to press at the right time and align the moving arrow with the target.

Not in the standard version.

The standard program does not include a forced-win or guaranteed-prize function.

A custom version can be evaluated for selected projects, but the requirement should be confirmed before production.

The standard version uses 330 ml canned drinks measuring approximately Ø66.7 × H117 mm.

A tested 355 ml / 12 oz version is also available.

The required can version must be confirmed before production because the two versions use different storage channels.

Not with the standard parts.

The 330 ml and 355 ml versions use different storage channels.

The required version should be selected before production.

Changing can size later may require replacement parts and technical support.

The standard machine is not designed for bottles or unrelated prize shapes.

Other products may be considered only when they are packed in a stable round can with confirmed dimensions.

The prize format should be confirmed before production.

Each position holds approximately 46 cans.

The total machine capacity is approximately 138 cans.

Actual loading should follow the correct can size and storage-channel version.

The machine automatically delivers one can from the storage channel to the prize outlet after a successful win.

It does not refill its own storage channels.

When the cans are used up, staff need to open the front door and add more drinks manually.

Staff open the front door and place the drinks into the storage opening for each position.

The cans move into the storage channel by gravity.

Each position has its own channel.

No.

Each position has a semiconductor cooling plate near the dispensing area.

Approximately three to four cans can make direct contact with the cooling area.

The remaining cans are stored in the channel and move forward as prizes are delivered.

During factory testing, a room-temperature drink reached an internal temperature of approximately 5°C after about 15 minutes.

The ambient temperature during the test was approximately 25°C.

This is a test result, not a fixed temperature guarantee.

Actual cooling depends on the starting drink temperature, room temperature, ventilation and play frequency.

Not always.

If prizes are delivered in quick succession, the next can may not remain on the cooling plate long enough to reach the same temperature as the first cooled cans.

Operators should consider venue traffic and expected play frequency when planning the drink setup.

It can produce a small amount of condensation around the cooling area.

Staff should check and clean this area during normal maintenance.

The machine also needs suitable ventilation space around the cabinet.

It depends on daily play volume, actual prizes delivered, payout settings and opening hours.

Bubble Bump 3P holds approximately 138 cans in total, but staff should not wait until every position is empty.

Drink levels, prize outlets and the cooling area should be included in regular floor checks.

The standard machine uses a TL-131 coin acceptor.

It can also be prepared for common commercial card systems.

Send the card-system manual, wiring diagram or interface requirements before production.

No.

Bubble Bump 3P is a direct-prize machine.

It does not output physical tickets or e-ticket rewards.

A card system may be used for payment, but not for ticket payout.

Not on the standard cabinet.

There is not enough installation space for a bill acceptor.

The machine can be prepared for 110–220 V according to the destination market.

The plug and electrical configuration should be confirmed before production.

CE documentation is available for the current model.

For North American projects, UL-market material and technical requirements can be reviewed on request.

This does not mean the standard machine has full UL certification by default.

No.

The standard machine is designed for indoor commercial use.

Direct sunlight, high humidity, salt air and unstable outdoor conditions can affect sensors, electronics, cooling performance, artwork and moving parts.

Discuss seaside or semi-outdoor environments before ordering.

Possible venues include:

• Family entertainment centres
• Shopping mall arcades
• Bowling centres
• Large indoor arcades
• Other staffed commercial entertainment venues

The final decision should also consider floor space, local drink value, price per play, payout settings, payment system, ventilation and refill routines.

Compare the local drink cost and perceived prize value with the planned price per play.

Also consider:

• Payout setting
• Venue traffic
• Machine position
• Local spending habits
• Local prize rules
• Beverage sales or distribution requirements

A high play price with a low-value drink may create a poor price-to-prize relationship.

No.

In 2025, one indoor FEC in China recorded approximately 11,000 paid plays over three days on Bubble Bump 3P.

That location used a play price of approximately US$0.30, a drink cost of approximately US$0.30, and a payout setting of about one prize opportunity every five plays.

This is one anonymous location report, not a revenue guarantee.

Results depend on venue traffic, machine position, price, drink cost, payout setting, uptime, staffing and local player response.

Recommended parts can include:

• Sensors
• Motors
• Power supplies
• Buttons
• Semiconductor cooling plates
• Cooling fans
• Relays
• Prize-delivery switches

The final quantity depends on the number of machines and the distance from technical support.

Regular checks should include:

• Drink levels
• Buttons and sensors
• Moving-arrow mechanisms
• Target reset mechanisms
• Prize outlets
• Storage channels
• Cooling plates
• Cooling fans
• Condensation
• Ventilation openings
• Unusual noise or movement

Small issues are easier to solve when they are found early.

Bubble Bump 3P has three independent play positions and holds approximately 138 cans.

Bubble Bump 2P has two independent play positions and holds approximately 92 cans.

Both versions use the same core gameplay, adjustable payout setting, direct canned-drink prize and semiconductor cooling system.

Bubble Bump 3P suits venues that want three-player activity and higher total capacity.

Bubble Bump 2P offers the same concept in a smaller cabinet.