Foxfire Questions,
Answered

Yes. The machines are certified legal in all 50 U.S. states by Eclipse Compliance Testing. Gambling means paying for an unknown outcome. Foxfire removes chance entirely because every outcome is visible to the player before any money is inserted, so the machines are classified as predetermined-outcome video games, not gambling.

Gambling under the law requires three elements together: prize, chance, and consideration. Foxfire removes chance. Outcomes are predetermined and shown to the player before payment, so there is no wager on an unknown result. Remove any one of the three elements and it is no longer gambling.

Yes. Foxfire is certified legal in all 50 U.S. states by Eclipse Compliance Testing, the same independent laboratory trusted to certify regulated gaming systems. The certification applies nationwide, and the supporting documentation ships with every installation.

Eclipse Compliance Testing is an independent regulatory compliance testing laboratory that certifies gaming devices for regulated jurisdictions. It holds ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 17020 accreditations and has been testing gaming devices for state and tribal authorities for decades.

Yes. Each location receives the ECT certification and supporting documentation confirming the systems are legally classified as predetermined-outcome entertainment. The full compliance package is delivered with every installation.

Every machine carries its certification plate, and you hold the full documentation package on site. If a legal situation ever arises specifically around your machines, Foxfire provides legal representation at no cost to you. See the full compliance breakdown for details.

There is $0 cost to the venue. Installation is free, and maintenance and repairs are included. You provide the floor space and Foxfire provides the machines, the setup, and the ongoing service.

Venues typically earn between $12K and $48K per year. Some locations report $500 to $1,000 per week, and one bar reported that the machines accounted for 30% of its total revenue. Actual results vary with foot traffic and placement.

No. There is no upfront investment and no setup cost. Installation is free, the machines are provided at no charge, and maintenance is included, so there is no financial risk to placing the machines.

Foxfire handles installation at no cost to the venue. The machines are delivered, set up, and configured for you. You do not need technical staff or special equipment.

Maintenance and repairs are included at no cost to the venue. If a machine needs service, Foxfire takes care of it so the equipment stays running and certified.

The machines are standard upright cabinets that fit comfortably in most venues alongside existing fixtures. You can confirm exact dimensions and the best placement for your floor on a short call.

Setup is handled by the Foxfire team and is designed to be quick and low effort for the venue. You can get exact timing for your location during your call.

No. Software integrity is maintained remotely, so updates ship over the air and every machine in the field stays on the certified build. Your staff does not need to manage updates.

A predetermined-outcome video game is one where the result of each play already exists in the system before play and is shown to the player before any money is inserted. Because the outcome is known in advance, there is no chance and no wager, which is what separates it from gambling.

Outcomes are set before play rather than generated at the moment of play, and the machine shows the result of upcoming plays before a dollar is inserted. There is no random number generation deciding results, so the player always decides with full information.

Yes. The machine displays the outcome of upcoming plays before the player inserts any money. The player decides whether to play with full knowledge of the result, which is the core reason the games are not gambling.

No. There is no random number generation deciding results. The defining mechanism of a gambling device, a random result you pay for blindly, is simply not in the code, and Eclipse Compliance Testing verified this at the source-code level.

Yes. Players can win real prizes. The prize element is what makes the games worth playing and keeps customers coming back. Because chance is removed, awarding prizes for known outcomes does not make it gambling.

There is signage on every machine, and payouts are only redeemed to someone 18 years or older. The 18+ payout policy is posted on the machines.

Foxfire works with bars, clubs, hotels, motels, gas stations, convenience stores, social and veteran clubs, laundromats, and other high-traffic businesses. If your location sees steady foot traffic, it is likely a good fit.

Yes. Bars and restaurants are among the most common Foxfire venues. The machines add an entertainment option and a revenue stream without changing how the rest of the business operates.

Yes. Gas stations and convenience stores are a strong fit because of their steady foot traffic. The machines fit in standard floor space and run with no added cost to the store.

The right number depends on your floor space and traffic. Foxfire can recommend a placement that fits your venue, and you can discuss specifics on a short call.

Foxfire operates 450+ machines nationwide with zero legal incidents. The machines are certified legal in all 50 U.S. states, and every cabinet carries its certification plate.