Dealer's Choice
About This Machine
The Segasa Dealer, produced in 1974, is a four-player electro-mechanical game from the Spanish manufacturer Segasa, which operated from 1972 to 1986. Coming just a couple of years into the company's existence, it reflects Segasa's emerging presence in the pinball market of the mid-1970s.
Specific details about Dealer's rules, features, and artwork are scarce, but as a four-player EM game of its era it would have offered the classic flipper gameplay characteristic of early-1970s pinball. The lack of surviving documentation leaves much about this particular model unexplored.
For collectors and enthusiasts interested in the international side of pinball history and the lesser-known manufacturers that helped shape the industry, the Segasa Dealer is an intriguing specimen worthy of further research.