I'm a native of this town and even though I live outside of it now I'm still up there 3 days a week. The issues I have is the owner is very new to pins.He has no interest in holding any sort of tournament because of making less money that day... his words. He only started buying pins because of the business which is ok . But that's what your gonna get... slow pins that are dirty and half broken. I've been there 3 times and twice just quit playing over being frustrated. There alot of places there in the town to play some pins that are in better shape. This place is there and making money out of pure nostalgia. Its not a pinball enthusiasts destination.

What they could really use is passion for the hobby and someone that is somewhat knowledgeable to help with newcomers. I Know Of 6,7 People Who Have Tried to get them to have a charity tournament or have people help with the pins but
They're just not worried. Again the guy bought his first pin a couple months before he opened the door.
There is usually 4,5 pins over at the Desoto lounge that's in better working order.