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Venice is the second production solid state bingo pinball
The only real difference between Venice's super double-up and Orient's regular double-up is the odds ranges
Venice uses pure section scoring rather than in-line scoring
The cabinet artwork would have been superior with a blue base coat matching the backglass
Early 20-hole Bally game with same even-odd special game feature as Orient
1968 Bally 20-hole bingo pinball machine; primary subject of Episode 325
Recent 20-hole Bally bingo pinball machine referenced for playfield artwork style comparison
Bally bingo game mentioned as predecessor with tower game feature
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The playfield artwork in Venice is beautiful
Venice's gameplay looks quite fun with wonderful gameplay similar to Orient plus expanded options for huge wins
Mystic lines feature was carried over from game to game in the 20-hole series by Bally
Venice is the second production bingo machine to feature a double-up game
The super double-up game in Venice goes from 3x to 72x odds on the third alternating ball, compared to Orient's double-up feature
Hitting all four star zones in Venice awards 450 or 900 credits
Mystic lines feature has three progressive stages: A (center column movement), B (swap left columns), C (swap right columns)
Players cannot move numbers via mystic lines before shooting their fourth ball, but can earn the ability to move them before or after the fifth ball
Venice's cabinet would have been more visually effective with a blue base coat instead of white
Venice's playfield artwork is beautiful with alternating blue and red triangles and water symbols