Habilin-Snooker

The Habilin-Snooker is a two-player electro-mechanical pinball machine manufactured by Casa Escardibul of Barcelona, Spain. Its exact production date is unconfirmed, though the manufacturer — founded in 1840 — reportedly made pinball machines around 1959-1960, which is the best estimate for this game's era. Its water-skiing and recreation theme reflects the sports-themed pinball fashions common in Europe at the time.

Gameplay includes two flippers, six pop bumpers, and two messenger balls. The machine uses a bulb scoring system, with each player able to reach a maximum score of 5,900,000 points.

Little else is documented about Habilin-Snooker's designer, artwork, or production history, making it a relatively obscure entry from a manufacturer better known for other lines of business than pinball.