Arcade operators employ comprehensive strategies to ensure optimal machine performance during special events, where high player turnout and extended hours demand peak reliability. Key approaches include preventive maintenance, where technicians conduct thorough inspections weeks in advance, replacing worn components like joysticks, buttons, and coin mechanisms to prevent mid-event failures. Performance monitoring is critical; operators use IoT sensors and management software to track metrics such as uptime, error rates, and revenue per machine, allowing real-time adjustments—like redistributing popular games to balance traffic. For events like tournaments or holiday promotions, operators often upgrade hardware (e.g., faster processors for rhythm games) or software to handle increased load, while stocking spare parts on-site enables quick repairs. Additionally, power management systems prevent electrical overloads during peak usage. By analyzing post-event data on machine performance and player feedback, operators refine future preparations, ensuring minimal downtime and enhanced guest experiences. This proactive optimization not only boosts revenue but also strengthens the arcade's reputation for reliability during high-stakes occasions.