Super Win
About This Machine
The Super Win, manufactured by Playmatic of Barcelona, Spain in 1980, is a single-player solid-state electronic machine. Notably, it is a Bingo machine, a distinct category of pinball-adjacent games, popular in parts of Europe, that emphasize hitting numbered holes to light combinations on the backglass for scoring, rather than the flipper-driven replay gameplay typical of American machines of the era.
As an SS-era Bingo machine, the Super Win would have paired the traditional bingo-style scoring format with more modern electronic components for lighting and scoring logic, a combination that was fairly common among Spanish manufacturers like Playmatic as the industry transitioned away from purely electro-mechanical designs.
Detailed records of its specific rules, artwork, and production numbers do not appear to have survived. Given the relative rarity of documented Bingo-style machines from this period, Super Win remains an interesting but under-documented piece of Playmatic's catalog for collectors focused on European pinball history.