Montana V

The Montana V, manufactured by Splin S.A. of Liège, Belgium, is a solid-state electronic bingo machine with an unconfirmed production date of around 2003. It is part of Splin's Montana family of bingo machines built for the European coin-operated market.

The machine features 25 trap holes and six scoring cards, along with 220v operation reflecting European electrical standards. An optional payout hopper allows the game to dispense winnings directly, tying gameplay to a wagering/payout mechanic typical of the bingo genre.

Little information is available about the Montana V's theme or design philosophy, but its late production date and payout-oriented features place it among the more modern examples of the bingo pin-game format, a niche corner of pinball-adjacent history that persisted well after conventional pinball manufacturing had moved on to video-based games.