Some games have a light that turns on if you roll it, but I don't think Blue Chip is one of them. You're just stuck remembering. Might want to set your game harder

I never broke 900k on mine back when I had it...

Looking at the Schematic, No.

That's just how it is for EMs, Blue Chip has the light for a million but nothing past that. It's up to you to keep track, short and sweet. That being said, you shouldn't be able to really roll it more than once if you even do so it's not that difficult to keep track of, so if you find you're rolling it many times I would suggest making the machine more difficult (raise the back legs) or make sure that any of your targets aren't giving incorrect values of points. (I doubt it in your case, but I'm just saying to anybody who rolls their machines over multiple times rather than just once or maybe even twice)

Are you sure of this? Did not see anything in the back glass that adds a 1, or a million.

I didn't see a "1 million" lamp on the schematic.

Just look at the back of the backglass for a area that is not silver painted to light up or 1M.

Here is a blue chip that is well tuned.. Playing properly, it would be difficult to roll.

I've rolled mine once in the 5-6 years I've owned it.

There is no million point light.

It depends how you have it set up. On add-a-ball, you can roll it fairly easily. I've even seen it rolled over on five ball replay mode. I had mine set up at the Allentown show last year on three ball per play add-a-ball, and a guy rolled it over. Many five digit add-a-ball games have a 100,000 lamp, but you have to mentally keep track of how many times you rolled it if you have a really good game. "Gold Strike" has a 100,000 indicator, but if you go over 200,000 you have to keep track of your score mentally. "Lucky Hand" too. Some of the later add-a-ball games like "Lucky Hand" and "Neptune" have additional light up indicators for even higher scores, but they only work when the game is set for "novelty" mode.