Border Beauty is a game mentioned in 0 episode(s).
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Border Beauty was the first Bally bingo produced in a year and a half
Border Beauty uses a 20-hole playfield instead of the standard 25-hole layout
Mystic lines feature three independently controlled buttons (A, B, C) that manipulate column positions on the playfield
Star zones in Border Beauty only count for section scoring when they are the fifth ball in that section
First 20-hole bingo game; recently completed coin flash animation for Multi-Bingo; identified as having unique wiper position versus other similar games
Bally bingo game; speculated by Phil Hooper to be where Bally refined the timing bug fix by moving the Control Unit 14B switch to the replay cam's index unit
1965 Bally bingo pinball machine featuring 20-hole playfield, Mystic Lines mechanic, and quadruple-deck scoring; subject of this episode
Earlier Bally bingo pinball machine from which Beauty Beach inherited the doubled score feature
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Bingo players did not enjoy Border Beauty's reduced odds mechanics compared to previous machines
Border Beauty was the first pinball machine to feature quadruple-deck scoring
The maximum payout for a single color in Border Beauty is 1200 replays with the doubling feature
Border Beauty's artwork features stereotypical Mexican imagery that is likely offensive
Green and blue odds in Border Beauty's quadruple-deck scoring are tied together, making it functionally triple-deck scoring