Security for arcade?
I am an arcade operator and also own a larger facility with a decent profit.
Is security personnel worth it? Players occasionally lose their temper. Looking for someone for a moderate salary who can make sure customers play well and don't bang on the machines, move chairs, or throw free food around?
You have to be a bit more tolerant when players get more emotional. They should have a good evening and not drive themselves crazy. That's what the arcade is for.
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You can find out if you compare costs and benefits.
I was not concerned with economic efficiency but with the external effect. Does this work threatening if Security has to be present?
It depends on :
– Location of the gambling hall. In the upscale neighborhood or in the middle of the focal point?
– Risk. There are problems/conflicts with unworn persons or the law (e.g. youth protection). Or criminals?
– What is security worth?
That’s a simple bill: the damage that comes to you is what a “moderate” paid security costs.
I was not concerned with economic efficiency but with the external effect. Does this work threatening if Security has to be present?
All the play halls that are here in my area have security personnel. But these people are very serious and professional. They appear discreetly, but most of the time the simple presence is enough and people behave reasonably.
However, there are hardly any ‘moderate’ costs, these are professionals who also work for corresponding companies.
Maybe first try a sign or hint
you have to know that we don’t know your clientele.
Who should know better than yourself?