Bally : Palm Beach
| Game Parameters | |
| Game Type | one-card |
| Game Number | 543 |
| Manufacture Date | 1952 |
| Number of Holes | 25 |
| Number of Odds Steps | 10 |
| Max Payout | 400 |
| Max Extra Balls | 3 |
| Features | |
- page 1 : 0.05MB
- chris dade image
Cabinet
- page 1 : 0.03MB
Flyers
- page 1 : 0.39MB
Game Manual
- pdf file : 76.35MB
Press Image
- page 1 : 0.61MB
Playfield
- page 1 : 0.07MB
Schematic
- all - 300 dpi
S/I Card Scan
- page : 3.35MB
Palm Beach
This is the follow-on game to Spot Lite, and roll-over buttons and super cards.
The roll-over buttons could spot up to 5 numbers, and you
could light up to eight more with the balls, so in theory
you could have half the numbers lit.
The mixers make getting that pretty
hard. Once a roll-over button is enabled (and only
one or the other could be), your chances of odds increasing,
other features being enabled, or gaining extra balls is
cut way down.
The 3x3 super cards first appeared on this game, and show up again on many of the one-card machines. Lighting the four corner numbers of an enabled supercard is how you get the maximum single payout in this game - 400 credits.
Palm Beach retained the different scores for vertical/horizontal/diagonal wins from Spot Lite, and is the second and last game with this feature.
one-card games
The game has one main card, usually a 5x5 grid of numbers.Usually, at least three numbers next to each other on either a horizontal, vertical, or the main 5 number diagonals are required to win.
There were, however, a few variations that occured over the years. The dimensions of the card, 2-in-line winners, and winning on the other diagonal combinations were all features that were used.
Another common feature was corners scoring.
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