High Hand
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High Hand is an electromechanical pinball machine designed by Ed Krynski and released by Gottlieb in 1973. The game has a card gambling theme, where players aim to complete pairs of card suits to maximize their score.
Electromechanical, 4-player pinball machine with Gottlieb's AAB (Add-A-Ball) feature. It contains five pop bumpers, drop targets for card suits, and features chimes for sound effects.
Additional details
Add-A-Ball feature, card suit drop targets.
- Theme: Card gambling
- Sound: Chimes
- Production: 8895
- Dimensions: 73 inches tall, 55 inches deep, 29 inches wide
- Year Released: 1973
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Known for its strategic play involving drop targets and card completion. Offers good replay value as a multiplayer game.
Popular among collectors for its gameplay and theme. Maintains a strong community around its restoration and parts availability.
Gottlieb's High Hand offers a classic gameplay experience with its card theme and rewarding target objectives. The machine's use of chimes enhances the nostalgic feel.
Popular among collectors for its gameplay and theme. Maintains a strong community around its restoration and parts availability.
Gottlieb's High Hand offers a classic gameplay experience with its card theme and rewarding target objectives. The machine's use of chimes enhances the nostalgic feel.