Description: Brokers Tip, Gottlieb, 06/33, two round playfields in a single cabinet in a figure-8 or horseshoe configuration. First game to use a tilt mechanism that has a ball sitting on a post inside a metal cup, aka "stool pigeon tilt." Game uses "toliet seat" caps to prevent a ball from scoring into a hole more than once per game. Elaborate mechanical wires move score totalizers at the botton of the playfield, showing the player their score - but the player much add up their individual hole scores to get the final total score. Fully mechanical pinball.

Note Bally used a "toliet seat" type mechanism too on games such as 1933 Bally Airway. But Bally moved the score totalizers in a more simple manner, using individual runways for each score reels, unlike Gottlieb that used a more elaborate mechanism to achieve the same result.

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