Miami Beach

Miami Beach is a rare and enigmatic Bingo machine from an unknown European manufacturer, making it a fascinating mystery for collectors and historians alike. Due to its obscure origins, very little information has surfaced about its history, and no confirmed manufacture date is known. Its beach-themed artwork evokes recreation, swimming, roller blading, and the carefree spirit of a day at the shore.

As a bingo machine, Miami Beach uses six cards and a playfield with 25 trap holes, offering players multiple paths to build winning combinations, in keeping with the mechanics typical of this class of machine rather than standard flipper pinball.

With little documentation surviving about its manufacturer or exact release date, Miami Beach remains a captivating example of the harder-to-trace corners of pinball-adjacent history, of interest to enthusiasts who seek out rare and lesser-known bingo machines.