In 1980 Bally manufacture a solid state six card game called CONTINENTAL. At this point in time Bally was going out of business with the bingos and sold all the Continentals over seas to a company. Not sure how many stayed in the USA.

Also, in the 1960s, there were hybrid games where a second game could be coined that was played exclusively with a solid state board. These were the later 20 hole games.

Games like
London
Bonus 7
Super 7
Safari
And likely a few more I forget at the moment.

Vic is right about Continental - that was the only fully solid state game that Bally produced.

Here's my 1990's New Continental Golden six card electronic bingo manufactured by G.A.A in Belgium. This bingo can give a player a chance to win 25,000 replays, but can also take a players saving account.

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Yep, that's correct. Then in the 70s, Bally moved back to 100% EM until 1980.

Hawaii is also the heaviest bingo ever made.

There's a thread here https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/some-nice-looking-bingo-pinballs-came-up-on-cl

that you may wish to check out - we try to post games from around the States - 20 or 25 hole.

20 hole games are quite different - I enjoy them, but many folks I know that are 25 hole players tend to shy away from them. They can be quite a bit harder than a 25 holer to maintain a good stable of replays.

I got a chance to play this excellent solid state game with Vic - and boy, he's right! You can employ all kinds of solid state tricks like coin multipliers. You can get in trouble FAST on this machine.

Terry contact a Bernie Lablanc he is from New Brunswick sold, bought and traded Bernie several times