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Hi-Fi is the only game to feature the bump mechanism
The bump feature can award up to 10 chances to jostle the playfield
Default 3-in-a-row odds are 4, 4-in-a-row are 16, and 5-in-a-row are 96
Maximum odds are 64 for 3-in-a-row, 200 for 4-in-a-row, and 300 for 5-in-a-row
Bingo game with unique bump feature using 120-volt coils pulling a cage structure to shuffle entire playfield; only bingo with flipper button from factory; one of Bingo Butch's favorite games
Gottlieb game with bumper buttons mechanism; head sourced by Nick, body later repurposed as table by unknown collector
Early Bally bingo machine notable for a button-controlled solenoid nudge feature (instead of manual nudging). Described by Nick as beautiful but ultimately removed, likely due to poor player reception.
Bingo pinball machine featuring unique bump/jump playfield mechanic; entire playfield jumps off floor when bump activated
1954 Bally single-card bingo pinball machine featuring advancing odds, super cards, and innovative bump feature
Bingo game with mechanism that Nicholas Backbone is considering having fabricated
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Corner scoring on the super cards awards 200 replays
The bump feature doesn't trigger a tilt, preserving the player's bet
Danny Leach said Hi-Fi's bump feature shakes balls and moves them out of trap holes
Hi-Fi's artwork and design quality alone make it desirable to own and play
Hi-Fi bingo featured a button-controlled solenoid nudge feature that was likely removed due to poor player reception
Bally bingo pinball machine; Butch's favorite game; same as Beach Club but with bumpers/flippers; required skill to use bumpers effectively