I know they used this format at least one year. I think it may have been the 2013 "64 Pinball Madness" year. I remember at least one of the tournaments was a zen tournament and it did use the machines on the floor. Finals in the zen tourney was a battle back and forth on AC/DC and Transformers, only tourney I've actually won (had a good partner, and opponents missed a bump pass at a critical time). Fun format to use the floor machines, but I'm sure that presents challenges to the organizers who have to ensure that the paying public is able to play the machines onsite.

I'm working to get a RFM ready to go to the show for the free play area. Would sell it for a reasonable price or bring it home. Nice condition player's machine. Decent playfield. Power supply and CPU fan replaced as preventative measure. Has decal issues at the legs (now covered up by leg protectors), and has a range of blems in general on the decals and t-moulding. Playfield topside is torn down right now for a full cleaning but should be ready to go for the show. All switches, bulbs and features working properly, and monitor is good. PM me if interested. I'm out of room (how many times have we all said that!) so trades are not an option.

I need 1 or 2 chime coils for a 1977 Bally chime unit. It is a fairly short coil, CG-29-1600. Used condition is just fine. Will anyone have this at the show? I'd take one of the plungers with nylon tip too if you have it.

Looking to pick up some outgassed but otherwise complete Bally or Stern 7 digit displays. Anyone want to bring some to the show?

These are different from regular sleeve rubbers how? Not trying to be snarky, just to understand to see if I'd be interested in some.

Ah, the comparison pictures show it. Thanks! Is this an issue on all models of GOT?