Bookmaker's

The Bookmaker, released by Dama S.R.L. of Milan, Italy in 1970, is a conversion kit — an adaptation applied to an existing base game rather than an original design — for the earlier title Bazaar. It's part of a small cluster of EM conversion kits Dama produced that year for the Italian market.

As is typical for many of these obscure European conversion kits, little specific documentation survives about Bookmaker's exact playfield layout, feature set, or artwork. No detailed feature list has been recorded for this machine.

Given the scarcity of surviving records, Bookmaker is best understood as a historical curiosity illustrating how small manufacturers like Dama S.R.L. repackaged existing games for regional markets in early-1970s Italy, rather than as a title with well-documented gameplay of its own.