The i forgot the name of the pinballgame topic.

[The loafer]

Close, but I don't think it was an EM. This was well into SS territory when I played it...

The majority of Sinbads were solid states my friend, so still a possibility. In fact, because of the huge amount manufactured, the SS release was everywhere in the day for several years!

 

[Worf]

Hrm. I'll have to look again. I only had a quick glance through IPDB...

 

[norbert26]

around '83 i came across a pin in a mall arcade. The mall was distant so i only had access to this for a short time. I remember the table having a casino theme with a roulette wheel that had add a ball, subtract a ball, i think replay and various points or bonuses. i _think_ it had double flippers at least on one side maybe the right but my memory is foggy from this long ago pin. It may have been a bally table but i would not bet on that (i think it had the bally replay pop). Only solid thing i have to go on is the roulette wheel . Sorry i don't have much solid memories to go on.

 

[DanBradford]

Riverboat gambler?

 

[Kolchak357]

Speakeasy from Bally also had kind of a roulette wheel under the table.

http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=2270&picno=12363

 

[norbert26]

Riverboat gambler?

no it can't be this is 1983 era.

 

[norbert26]

Speakeasy from Bally also had kind of a roulette wheel under the table.

http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=2270&picno=12363

thats it august '82 can't miss that roulette wheel BINGO !!!!!! ran into it '83.

 

[Sumez]

Speakeasy looks really awesome! Loving the artwork. It's a much more stylish version of Riverboat Gambler (and quite a few years before, too)

 

[norbert26]

Speakeasy looks really awesome! Loving the artwork. It's a much more stylish version of Riverboat Gambler (and quite a few years before, too)

it is another awesome bally table.