Pachinko allocation is a concept derived from the game mechanics and resource allocation strategies seen in the Japanese gambling game Pachinko. In a broader context, particularly in economics and management, "Pachinko allocation" can refer to a system where resources or outcomes are determined by a probabilistic or tiered process. In a Pachinko machine, small metal balls are played by players who aim to hit various pins and obstacles to achieve a favorable outcome.
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