7-Bank Drop Targets
A Bank Drop Targets configuration with seven Drop Targets in a row. Longer than the typical three-to-five bank, the seven-bank presented a demanding completion challenge — often themed around pool or billiard pockets. IPDB catalogs approximately 38 machines featuring this arrangement. Gottlieb favored it heavily, with Hot Shot (1973) and Eight Ball Deluxe (1981) among the best-known examples. The extended target row required precise shooting across the full width of the playfield, rewarding players who could methodically clear every target in the sequence.
Games (35)
Cue Ball Wizard
Gottlieb, 1992
Eight Ball Deluxe
Bally, 1981
Sharp Shooter II
Game Plan, 1983
Gork
Taito do Brasil, 1982
Orbitor 1
Stern Electronics, 1982
Cowboy Eight Ball
LTD do Brasil, 1981
Medusa
Bally, 1981
Counterforce
Gottlieb, 1980
Zira
Playmatic, 1980
Cleopatra
Mondialmatic, 1979
Genie
Gottlieb, 1979
Old Coney Island!
Game Plan, 1979
Pinball Pool
Gottlieb, 1979
Sharpshooter
Game Plan, 1979
The Incredible Hulk
Gottlieb, 1979
Kick Off
Bally, 1975
Free Fall
Gottlieb, 1974
Sky Dive
Gottlieb, 1974
Sky Jump
Petaco, 1974
Sky Jump
Gottlieb, 1974
Sky Jump
Recel, 1974
Sky Star
Europlay, 1974
Tic & Toc
Europlay, 1974
Big Shot
Gottlieb, 1973
Hot Shot
Gottlieb, 1973
Pro Pool
Gottlieb, 1973
Play Pool
Gottlieb, 1972
Ball Pool
R.M.G.
Cowboy Eight Ball 2
LTD do Brasil
Domino
Gottlieb
King Kong
LTD do Brasil
Play Pool
LORI
Sky Devil's
Unknown Manufacturer
The Incredible Hulk
Gottlieb
Trick Shooter
LTD do Brasil