Bally Lucky Stars EM value

[JethroP]

There is a Bally Lucky Stars for sale and I know nothing about it.  I think it is an EM, but can't find any info about it on the internet.  Anyone help?  Age, value?  Buy it or stay away from it?

[wolftalk]

there's a video and description of it on youtube.


guy in video says it's model 1168 made in Dublin for export to Australia.   If ya buy it and it has the schematic, pm me if you're willing to loan the schem for scanning and making freely available.

[Rod71]

Are you in Australia?

[wolftalk]

nope, california.  After this election tho, it may be time to head for saner pastures :-)

[Rod71]

nope, california.  After this election tho, it may be time to head for saner pastures :-)

Lol.  Will be watching with interest!


Hey, I'm about to email you some pics of my machines, and also some Aristocrat paperwork

[mark the spark]

does it look like this?

[Simple Sam]

There's one on CL in the SF Bay Area for $950; looks pretty nice in the pictures.  If it was a little closer, I'd be taking a look at it to see what kind of condition it's in.  The glass is going to be practically impossible to find so if it's not perfect...


The ballyslotsballyslots video makes it sound like an uncommon machine in the US.  He doesn't comment if it's a multiplier game although it doesn't appear to be looking at the glass on his video.  The spinning wheel sounds kind of gimmicky.  The bottom line is it's a very large, single coin (?), 4 reel game.  If you're looking for a fun, first Bally EM, get an 831 (3 line) or an 873 (5 line); consider the Lucky Stars as an unusual game to fill out a collection.