This roll-up game is a classic which originated in 1909 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is
\none of the first redemption games ever made, with tickets being awarded as higher and
\nhigher scores are achieved. Batteries of these machines were a common staple on every
\nboardwalk down the Jersey Shore. Nowadays, the game is still being made and is popular
\nfor all ages. The newest twist with the popularity of these machines is the formation of
\nleagues which, like bowling, compete for trophies and bragging rights. Players go by the
\nname of Ski-diddies, and a recent competition was televised on ESPN . These games are
\nrelatively easy to cheat on, by dropping balls in the high-scoring holes. That\u2019s why the nets
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