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- Bally is a leading maker of slot machines, a coin-operated gambling device. The user inserts money into the machine and pulls the lever. The reel results determine if you are a winner.
- This Manual is in a PDF format. Contains 128 Pages covering all of the Bally 'E/M' Electro/Mechanical Continental and Super Continental type slot machines. A manual packed full of information for these complicated Continental machines, a must have for anyone owning one of these great, super interesting slot machines.
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Year: 1968
Manufacturer: Bally
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We hate to use the word “rare” but truer words can not be spoken for King Tut. This hard to find 1968 Bally Pinball Machine was a very low production game with a small production run of only 800 units world wide.
Note worthy history on Add-A-Ball & Replay Pinball Machines.
This is the replay version to its Add-A-Ball counter part King Rex, that has an even smaller production run of 250 games.
Law enforcement at the time believed that pinball machines could be viewed as a gambling device by awarding replays (free games). Due to different jurisdictions throughout the United States of where pinball was considered legal or illegal for gambling pinball manufactures came out with two versions of most single player machines an Add-A-Ball versions (King Rex) where the player is awarded additional balls to play…as opposed to winning free games, like the replay version King Tut, which we are offering here.
Objective to King Tut game play is as follows:
Hit the various targets and rollovers to lite the letters of “KING TUT” completion of lighting these words, lights SPECIAL target that will award replays when hit.
This 1968 classic pinball is in great condition all around. Playfield has been thoroughly cleaned and polished. New rubber rings and #47 bulbs installed throughout as well as a new pinball. Our cosmetic detailing experts have done a great job cleaning and touching up the cabinet as needed. Backglass is original and is in near perfect condition with only a few minor scratches. In addition to the cosmetic refurbishment we have done to this game our technician that specializes in electro-mechanical pinball machines has went through this game from top to bottom bulletproofing, cleaning and adjusting all aspects of this game in an effort to give you a fun and reliable pinball machine for years to come.
PLEASE NOTE: King Tut works great! And we encourage any prospective buyer to please visit our store and see and play this game in person. However often times, electro-mechanical machines need to be adjusted after transport due to their age and nature. With that being said no warranty is offered with this machine.
Author: Ellen Shepard
Published: 2010-02-01 : (Rev. 2019-03-11)
Synopsis and Key Points:
Accessibility information for seniors and persons with a disability including wheelchair users visiting Las Vegas to play slot machines.
Main Digest
Nevada has over 10,000 severely disabled in wheelchairs and 55,000 residents have been issued permanent handicapped parking rights. With today's Las Vegas population, it means that approximately 81,000 residents are disabled and out of the 36 million people that visited Las Vegas this year, 2.8 million were disabled!
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Did you know some 43,000,000 Americans have one or more physical or mental disabilities and this number is increasing as the population is growing older. That means that one in every 5.8 Americans had at least one disability.
Nevada has over 10,000 severely disabled in wheelchairs and 55,000 residents have been issued permanent handicapped parking rights. With today's Las Vegas population, it means that approximately 81,000 residents are disabled and out of the 36 million people that visited Las Vegas this year, 2.8 million were disabled!
Accessible Casinos in Las Vegas
Las Vegas casinos treated the disabled as first class citizens even before the ADA told them they had to.
Kerkorian built the Las Vegas Hilton and the MGM (Now Bally's) with ramps to accommodate wheelchairs. Wheelchairs were also kept on hand, and were easily signed out, for the use of hotel and casino guests. Security personnel were available to push ill or injured guests from one location to another.
Of course, today, all of the new casinos and hotels are fully compliant with ADA when they open for business. So, too, are all of the new restaurants, stores and office buildings, supermarkets have electric carts that will be loaned to the wheelchair bound or seniors that have difficulty walking and parking spots for the disabled are all over the valley. Las Vegas is very good accessibility wise for the disabled visitor.
Las Vegas Hotels
All Vegas hotels are disabled accessible.
Room designs and special services vary among hotels. Talk to the hotel concierge for any special requests or needs.
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Many hotel pools have lifts available to assist guests with disabilities - ask the hotel reservations agent when booking a room.
Disability Transportation
There are a number of companies in Vegas that offer transportation for visitors in wheelchairs:
- Nevada Medi-Car: (702) 382-5820
- Showtime Shuttle: (702) 261-6100
- Las Vegas Transportation: (702) 248-2631
Wheelchair Rentals
There are a few companies in town that offer wheelchair or scooter rentals for visitors:
- Scootaround: (888) 441-7575
- Scooters4Less Inc.: (877) 524-5308
- Ability Center: (702) 434-3030
- Active Mobility: (702) 736-4399
- Medical N Mobility: (702) 233-3770
- Mesa Medical: (702) 263-8511
- Universal Mobility Equipment:(800) 852-3006
- Better Life Mobility Center: (702) 876-9606
- Desert Medical Equipment:(702) 876-9171
- Las Vegas Wheelchairs:(888) 678-6267
For many elderly and even not so elderly people playing slots is still the most enjoyable and relaxing form of gambling. With this in mind we have compiled some interesting slot machine facts and fiction.
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- The slot machine was invented in 1895 by Charles Fey of San Francisco California.
- The first slot machine was called Liberty Bell. Three bells in a row produced the biggest payout to the grand sum of ten nickels, but slots did not become popular until Bugsy Siegel installed them in his Flamingo Hilton hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada resulted in an overnight success and a thriving gaming device industry.
- Slot machines are known in the UK as fruit machines, in Australia as poker machines (pokies) and in the USA as slot machines. Slot machines are commonly found in pubs, clubs, arcades and of course, casinos.
- Slot machines owe a lot of their popularity to the fact that they can be played at the player's own pace with no skill required. They have evolved over the years from simple three reel machines with each reel containing 20 symbols to the random number generated machines in today's casinos with each reel sometimes containing hundreds of symbols.
- Today these so called 'one-armed bandits' can be found in casinos around the world in hundreds of different models and coin denominations to suit every player including mechanical reels, electro-mechanical video and the new touch screen styles. With just a touch on the screen you can change from poker games to slots, from three to nine reels or other games such as 21 (Blackjack), Keno, Videopoker or Poker Bingo.
- The object of the game is to win money from the machine. The game usually involves matching symbols, either on mechanical reels which spin and stop to reveal one or several symbols, or on a video screen. Casinos offer slot machines with denominations from $.01 or penny slots, all the way up to $100.
- Slot machines have a wide variety of winning combinations of symbols. If a player matches a certain combination the slot machine 'pays out' either in cash or as extra games. Becoming popular now are 9 line slots with a bonus round and scattered symbols (scatters). Most accept variable amounts of credit to play with. The higher the amount bet, the higher the payout will be.
- Most slot machines are programmed to payout between 80 and 99 percent of coins played into them (This includes jackpot payoffs). Although several machines may be located beside each other and look exactly the same, they could each be programmed to payout an entirely different percentage rate.
Remember - Slot players don't lose because they never win, they lose because they don't quit when they're ahead.
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