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J.M.L. Riem · Published by Bingo! Games · Official site ↗
Mixed — 67% positive (42 reviews)
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
A collection of 80 Bingo Pinball simulations. Discover why people became addicted to these mysterious machines in the past. 'For amusement only', but used for gambling nevertheless. Too dangerous, so eventually banned in many states. Start right away: Bally Show Time is included, free to use!
Simulation · 2023 · More free games
Dive into a collection of 80 distinct Bingo Pinball simulations created by J.M.L. Riem, released in 2023. Each simulation offers a different experience, making it a fascinating exploration for pinball enthusiasts and casual gamers alike.
About this game
Those who know Bingo Pinballs – maybe even had the chance to play them – will appreciate the realistic gameplay. Those who don't know them may be surprized: at first glance it looks just a kind of flipper pinball. But they will soon realize that to score the highest wins, hard decisions have to be made with many possible strategies to follow. No, there's no money involved in the simulations, but can prove to be very addictive still. And no, they have nothing to do with that other bingo game, often played in senior homes...
- Look and feel of original Bingo Pinball machines
- All sounds sampled from real Bally and United Bingos
- Large, crisp graphics
- Built-in support for multi-screen Virtual Cabinets (using PinballX, Pinup Popper or any other frontend software)
- Interface to connect to a real Bingo Cabinet
- Available for Windows and Apple OSX
- Bally Show Time included, free to play
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: core i5
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Recommended
- Storage: 10 GB available space
Recommended
- OS: Windows 10 or higher
- Processor: core i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Recommended
- Storage: 10 GB available space
Supported Languages
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
2nd September 2025 update
All tables now have improved Plunger control when the ball is launched with the Return key. If you also hold down the Ctrl key, the Plunger moves more slowly, allowing for more precise control of the launch moment, and thus the ball's speed.Read full article on Community Announcements (mail)Patch NotesOfficial
September 2025 update
At last, in-game shop also for macOS users.Read full article on Community Announcements (mail)Patch NotesOfficial
August 2025 update
Minor code fixes for all tables. Did you know Bingo Pinball Gameroom is ready for a Virtual Cabinet? Compatible with PinballX, Pinup Popper etc.Impression on YouTubeRead full article on Community Announcements (mail)Patch NotesOfficial
Bingo Pinball Gameroom June 2025 update
• Gameroom’s Navigator can show table names instead of icons (via radiobutton in Preferences) • You can mark your favorite tables in the Navigator. In Preferences you may check the checkbox to show only your favorites. • Added a treshold slider for Game Controller’s plunger. • Some bug fixes for Bally Big Time and Bally Variety. Did you know? For people who like to play Bingos to the max: you don’t have to keep the N or X button pressed until you're satisfied with the odds and features level. Press Shift+N to keep the machine going, until another button is pressed. Shift+X repeats until an Extra Ball is granted.Read full article on Community Announcements (mail)Patch NotesOfficial
All Tables now support Game Controllers
All Tables are upgraded to version 5.0. What has changed: • All Tables now support Game Controllers • You may use Shift+N or Shift+X to avoid constantly pressing N or X buttonRead full article on Community Announcements (mail)






