Bad Girls is a classic Gottlieb pinball game that has gained appreciation in the pinball community for its gameplay and artwork. Originally noted as a vintage machine at Allentown, it is recognized as a superior variant of 8-ball Deluxe with exceptional side art and distinctive 'bad' callouts. The game features traditional pinball mechanics including drop targets, spinners, and multiball modes, and has been featured in competitive tournament play.
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Bad Girls pinball machine is available at Chicago Billiards Cafe
Gottlieb 1988 machine; Crable's frequent strategic choice in playoffs; Jason Zahler scored 15M+ on 3 balls
Premier-era pinball that improved on 8-Ball Deluxe by adding spinner and multiball; for sale at Pinball Alley for $650
Jon Norris Gottlieb game designed as spiritual remake of Big Ball of the Lucks; System 80B title with 10 prototype machines made with System 3 boards, making System 3 versions rare.
System 80 game from late 1980s with seven blown fuses due to grounding issues; successfully restored by Dave
Gottlieb game used in second final championship game; features pool ball targets, multiball, spinners
Gottlieb System 80 pinball machine from 1988, primary subject of the stream; features drop targets, spinners, very target, and multiball
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1988 Gottlieb machine designed by John Norris; billiards-themed with 7 drop targets, 6 stand-ups, multiball via eight-ball shot/scoop; featured in Indisc Gottlieb Gauntlet bank for 2025
Classic godlead pinball machine located at Chicago Billiards Cafe; significant emotional moment for host who had previously owned and sold a Bad Girls machine
1988 Gottlieb machine; won by Don in podcast opening trivia contest; playfield and art/music allegedly copied from Michael Jackson's Bad Album
Classic pinball machine; mislabeled as 'Joker Poker' in tournament records; second game in finals featuring drop targets, spinners, and multiball
Gottlieb pinball game, Bruce's favorite, described as superior 8-ball Deluxe variant with incredible side art and 'bad' callouts
Vintage pinball game at Allentown; Ron acquired and found appealing despite poor art and cabinet mirrors; described as 'so bad it's good'