Quoted from MrBally:Basically these machines (Besides Williams High Hand, Bally had Twin Joker and Joker's Wild) were "For Amusement Only" but meant for two players to shoot five balls apiece and each get a poker hand that lights up on the backglass. High hand wins a bet between players, Beer, a dollar ($5 these days, "It's only five dollars") etc.
I found a picture of my buddy’s Twin Joker with the Bally factory topper on it. Not the best picture, but...
pasted_image (resized).jpegQuoted from Vic_Camp:I found a picture of my buddy’s Twin Joker with the Bally factory topper on it. Not the best picture, but...
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That's a nice looking Blue Chip he has there. Let him know I have an extra NOS backglass for it.
Quoted from Vic_Camp:I found a picture of my buddy’s Twin Joker with the Bally factory topper on it. Not the best picture, but...
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Nice looking games Vic. If possible, could you please get a good photo of the topper for the IPDB? Thanks! Dennis
Quoted from MrBally:That's a nice looking Blue Chip he has there. Let him know I have an extra NOS backglass for it.
I actually bought the game off of him about 5 years ago and had in my collection awhile and loved it, but ended up having to sell it. If my memory is right the back glass was perfect. Thanks for letting me know about your NOS back glass. I’ll keep it in mind.
Quoted from DennisDodel:Nice looking games Vic. If possible, could you please get a good photo of the topper for the IPDB? Thanks! Dennis
I will certainly look for more pictures of the Twin Joker, if I can find them and post them on IPDB. Might time sometime...
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