Bingo Pinball Gameroom - Bally's Turf King | Gameplay & Commentary (PC)

In this video, I am looking at another Bingo Pinball table called 'Turf King' from Bally released in 1950. Unlike most other Bingo Pinball tables, Turf King is only one-ball making it that much more difficult. One interesting feature about this table is that it does have passive pop bumpers (something not seen on most Bingo Pinball tables).
However, like most Bingo pinball tables, Turf King has "Features" that the player can lit to help them win more credits. The general rule for most Bingo pinball games is that the more money you put in, the more likely you are to win. It is the quintessential pay to win mechanic.
The basic rule of this table is to match one of the 7 numbers on the backbox with the ball on the playfield. Each time you put in a coin, the numbers lit can vary and there are bonuses that can double your credits.