Sweet! Artwork on the chips looks great!

If you hang it on the wall, I'm pretty sure the game is going to tilt... unless the software can detect that.

Playing it on the wall would technically make it a pachinko rather than a bingo. That would open up a whole can of worms, as you probably couldn't call it Deadman's Hand anymore. It would need to be something in Japanese and need a whole new art package.

Probably more trouble than it's worth.

A better idea would be to wire it with switches, mount a backbox display, and make it a video poker game that could be sold to casinos. I'm sure Frank could help with that.

<-- cowboy emoji... perfect

Looks great! Looking forward to playing it at Expo, Scott!

I was just clowning around... I think it's more likely that for most people this would be displayed as an art piece or stored under a full size game in the gameroom and taken down/out during parties.

Because I'm an idiot... I actually do think it would be cool project to try to enhance a game like this with switches/software and a display for single player so that you're either playing against computer opponents or some type of mode oriented play where the hands you're dealt affect a storyline that unfolds on the display... but I would buy it for the art.

Ordered! Glad to see the joint venture with VPCabs to get this to market!

Played it at Expo. Scott's artwork looks great as a wall mount and will be a fun diversion for OC Pinball meetups.