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<blockquote data-quote="MOO" data-source="post: 128499" data-attributes="member: 3897"><p>Having never played this table (or even seen it) in real life, I was a little surprised to see it top the poll for most-wanted Bally table, but was even more pleasantly surprised by the way it actually plays...</p><p></p><p>The rules aren't over-complicated: get mutli-ball via rollovers (this in itself is a breath of fresh air), hit the ramps during multi-ball to advance SINK SHIP, then load the cannon for the mega-payoff shot. There's more to the game, of course, but that's probably what you'll be trying to do most of the time.</p><p></p><p>But what I like most about this table, is the lack of death shots. I'm a very mediocre player, but the ball seems to stay alive for a very long time for me, even when my shots miss their target. If my shooting improves, I suspect I might become unstoppable on this table...</p><p></p><p>A big "thumbs up" from me. Yarrrrrr!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MOO, post: 128499, member: 3897"] Having never played this table (or even seen it) in real life, I was a little surprised to see it top the poll for most-wanted Bally table, but was even more pleasantly surprised by the way it actually plays... The rules aren't over-complicated: get mutli-ball via rollovers (this in itself is a breath of fresh air), hit the ramps during multi-ball to advance SINK SHIP, then load the cannon for the mega-payoff shot. There's more to the game, of course, but that's probably what you'll be trying to do most of the time. But what I like most about this table, is the lack of death shots. I'm a very mediocre player, but the ball seems to stay alive for a very long time for me, even when my shots miss their target. If my shooting improves, I suspect I might become unstoppable on this table... A big "thumbs up" from me. Yarrrrrr! [/QUOTE]
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