Palm Beach

Palm Beach is an electro-mechanical (EM) bingo-style pinball machine manufactured by Bally, with 3,496 units confirmed produced. Its specific production year is not documented, though Bally operated as a manufacturer from 1931 to 1983.

The Palm Beach features 25 trap holes, a hallmark of Bally's bingo machines, designed to create unpredictable, chance-driven gameplay. It also offers one card, two super cards, and three extra balls as scoring features, contributing to the layered scoring system typical of bingo pinball of this type.

While the Palm Beach's exact production date, theme, and design details are undocumented, its trap-hole layout and card-based scoring place it firmly within Bally's well-known lineage of bingo machines, a category especially popular from the late 1940s through the 1950s.