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The standard "Beat Me Win $100" challenge - foosball edition. If you're reading this, you should play more foosball.

Today, I am comparing two ITSF Official Competition Tables: the Tornado T-3000 and the Leonhart Tournament. With years of tournament experience and as a seller of both brands, I'll highlight: 0:00 - Introduction 0:25 - 1 Goalie vs 3 Goalies 1:59 - Gameplay 3:38 - Defensive Differences 4:54 - Table Design 5:54 - Internal Storage 6:25 - Handles 7:03 - Split Bearings & Rod Removal 7:46 - Score Markers 8:19 - Conclusion Whether buying a table or deepening your game knowledge, I hope this video helps. Music: Purple Planet Music

Join me as I take you through a detailed unboxing and step-by-step installation of the Tornado T-3000 foosball table. I will share all my tips and tricks to make your setup process as smooth as possible. As a foosball promoter and competitive player for over a decade, I've assembled my fair share of tables and want to share it with you. If you're considering getting a Tornado T-3000 or just curious about what it takes to set one up, this video is for you. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

In this video, I'll be installing the Tornado Goal Guards by Foosgadgets, a product designed to protect your Tornado foosball table's nets from chipping. I'll take you through each step of the installation process and share my thoughts on the product's effectiveness and value. Whether you're a casual player or a fellow foosball fanatic like me, this product can significantly increase the lifespan of your table.

In this video, I'll show you how to keep your Tornado T-3000 Foosball Table in top shape. Foosball is a great game for everyone and it's important to have a clean and smooth table to play on. I'll teach you how to clean and take care of your Tornado T-3000. No matter if you're a pro player or just starting out, you deserve to play on a well-maintained table. Don't let a dirty or broken table ruin your game, watch now to find out how to keep your Tornado T-3000 Foosball Table in great condition.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to adjust the price of an ESD coin mech to accept Canadian dollars. You'll need a coin mech, loonie chute, blank chutes, and a Phillips head screwdriver to get started. I'll walk you through the process of disassembling the coin mech and replacing the chutes. Plus, I'll give you a look at the inner workings of the coin mech. If there is anything I missed in the video, let me know. Thanks for watching! Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render Thunder generated by God