2 rooms currently. Was 3, two years ago.

Currently games are in 10 rooms. Not just pins, but pachinkos, pachislos, vids, etc. Had lots of space after the divorce....

All games are in the same room.

they are in: 2 bedrooms, hallway, dining room, living room (does the hallway count as a room?)...I am trying to downsize...

1 room. 9 pins.

An arcade room w/ a GT, a 2500 in 1 & two touchscreens (JVL & Merit). The pin room is in the back of the house that only has enough room to accommodate three pins. We rotate pins quite often.

My home has 6 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, large mom in law 2 story addition...so how many? Yes.

I had a Dig Dug in the bathroom for a couple of years. No, it wasn't a cocktail table.

Now that’s a pinballer! You have more money in pins than you do in house. Love it.

Tidy up that said
"art room" and you could fit three more!

game room , living room , & dining room ....... & I kind of miss having the one in the entrance foyer by the front door

I guess it's technically two rooms right now, but they are all in the basement and there isn't a door between the rooms, just a change in flooring.

My 2nd bedroom has games - 1 room
My friend's basement has 3 of my games - up to 2 rooms
My brother's house has 1 of my games - up to 3 rooms
My distributor is holding on to a few NIB games in his warehouse - up to 4 rooms

Currently building a house with a big enough basement to hold them all...so in 6 months it will be down to 1 room

Two rooms in my basement. It would be every single room in my house but the wife won't allow it. I have a pin that I ran out of room for up at my parents house and yet another pin I ran out of room for up at a friends house, so maybe that counts as four rooms in three houses?

10 years ago I only wanted one pin for my rec room. I was warned that he who buys one pin will inevitably buy another... and another... and another. Now I'm up to 8 (if you consider Zizzle's and Star Galaxy 'real' then its 11).

Damn if that isn’t true. I planned to get one. Then decided just one more. Eleven months later I’m at 8. The need to get more does not seem squelched yet damn it.

I hear ya. After I was filled to space capacity at 3 pins I told myself that if I were to ever get another then I would have to sell one from my collection to pay for it and make room. Yeah that never happened. Instead I ended up remodeling the unfinished portion of my basement to expand my game room to make additional space. I figured I could stick *one more* machine in there and maybe a couch and display some collectibles. That room now has nothing but three full sized machines and two 1/3-sized Zizzles. For some reason I just couldn't part with any of my pins. I think buying that first machine a decade ago triggered an addiction.

16 pins, 1 vertical disc game and 4 arcade machines in my basement game room, 3 pins in various stages of restoration and 1 arcade machine in the garage. As much as the wife loves pinball she won’t let me bring any into the main part of the house.

I'm married...so only 2 rooms with pins. I am seriously considering expanding to a 3rd room, however.

Currently 9 in the basement, in my head I have space for 20 mapped out. "But maybe #21 could fit here, and if I moved this cabinet there's #22, and maybe I could move the boiler for #23 and #24 there," and so on. This is what I daydream about, where to cram in more pinball machines long before I actually own them.

Would love to start putting some in our third floor loft/pool room, but besides two flights of narrow stairs to navigate there's dormer ceilings up there, and those are pinball kryptonite. Thankfully my wife loves pinball, so there's little fuss.

19 games in 2 rooms, but with oldest doughter moving out most probebly games in 3 rooms very soon

Update:
Dining room 2, as of today.

Currently 3 rooms including the garage, living room, and dining room, but any damn room in my house I want them in depending on my mood.

All 14 working and 2 project pins in the basement. I’d rather have them all down there, it’s an escape from normal life above the basement. I tell people that as a (sole proprietor) piano tuner I can’t justify taking week-long unpaid vacations, so my basement full of pins IS my vacation.

You can tune a piano, but you can't........... oh wait, you CAN tune a pin.

Basement only. I could have 6 comfortably

20191101_214500 (resized).jpg

I'll say!