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description: Flipcommons AI Descriptions (Title) Derby Day's gambling theme extends to its gameplay—there is far less control than in more modern pinball machines. The [[gameplay-feature:id:65]] are spaced far apart, the player is at the mercy of a [[gameplay-feature:id:112]] beneath them, and a "[[gameplay-feature:id:69]]" in the middle of the board will quickly end a ball, though it rewards some points in the process as compensation. The gobble hole in this machine echoes the "Bally Hole" in [[title:id:444]], which doubles a player's entire score. However, as flippers and their placement made pinball games longer, a bundle of points began to pale in comparison to keeping the ball in play. Gobble holes became extremely rare after the early 1960s. used
name: Flipcommons Catalog Derby Day used
opdb_id: Flipcommons Catalog G5vyY used
slug: Flipcommons Catalog derby-day-2 used