Lucky Roll

The Recel S.A. Lucky Roll, released in 1981, is a solid-state electronic (SS) bingo-style pinball machine from the Madrid-based Spanish manufacturer, offering a glimpse into the international side of pinball's electronic era.

As a bingo machine, Lucky Roll's gameplay would have centered on the genre's characteristic mechanics: players score by landing balls in numbered holes to light up combinations on a backglass card, rather than through traditional flipper-based play.

Specific details on Lucky Roll's design, artwork, and theme have not survived in available records, which is common for many Recel S.A. releases. Its rarity and Spanish origin make it a notable example of the lesser-documented corners of the international bingo pinball market.