Found 2 ratings (with comment) on this game

Very well designed woodrail, challenging even for seasoned players. Good ball speed and challenging shots. Multiple ways to light up a special. Very nice looking game especially when lit. Recently bought one to replace a previous one (sold) which I plan to keep this time around.

Straight flush snuck up on me... in a good way and in a big way. I love it when a game exceeds expectations.

The Pros:
The gameplay is hot. The game I got on had fresh bumpers and rubbers and it played like a champ. Eeeety-Beeeety-Fleeepers with no inlanes and a large space with bumpers in between them require a skill that takes a while to learn. This is a good thing though. When you get back to Wheel of Fortune... you will be well prepared. Roy Parker did a bang up job with this BG and the ladies on the PF look fantastic. Wayne Neyens did his job well and must have had that stopwatch out to make sure this deck did it's job... which it does... very very well. Roto-targets are rad!

The Cons:
Finding one in good condition is a rarity.

The Takeaway:
A brilliant game from 1957 that plays incredibly well and is always challenging. Considering that the score is lit and there aren't score reels on this table... this game is years ahead of it's time.