Eight Ball Deluxe

A wide, dark teal-and-crimson playfield seen through glass, photographed from above at a slight angle. The centre is dominated by a large photorealistic rack of fifteen glossy billiard balls, numbered 1 to 15 in scattered rows on a faded green baize table, with a red ball and a black 8-ball near the middle. Three large pop bumper caps with ornate concentric gold-and-cream rings sit across the upper third, flanked by clear plastic ramp and wire guides. A blue-bordered ramp on the right carries a yellow banner reading SHOOT AGAIN STRIKER VALUE. The left inlane holds a painted male figure in a red shirt, brown wide-brimmed hat and glasses, holding a drink; the right inlane holds a matching pin-up style woman in a striped outfit with a red scarf, also holding a glass. Two white flipper bats with red rubber sit low, either side of a lit amber SHOOT AGAIN hole. Multipliers 3X, 4X and 5X appear in small gold-rimmed circles above the flippers, with BONUS, SPECIAL and 12,000 inserts. The lower apron is cream with INSTRUCTIONS, FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY and 1 TO 4 CAN PLAY. Art style is 1960s-70s airbrushed realism with saturated pool-hall reds, teals and golds.

A full rectangular backglass inside a thick gold rope-and-cable border, painted in bright airbrushed 1950s-style illustration. Across the top, a large arched logotype reads 'Eight Ball' with 'Deluxe' in a smaller curve beneath the right half; letters are cream and red with heavy blue-purple shading and gold highlights. The centre panel has a crimson-to-orange radiating burst background with a green-shaded art-deco hanging lamp at upper right. Dominating the centre is a young white man in a white cowboy hat, blue plaid shirt and a dark moustache, leaning forward and pointing a pool cue down toward the viewer. Below him sits an enormous glossy black billiard ball with a blue sheen and a white circle reading '8'. Left panel: a woman in a light cowboy hat, white shirt, pale blue jeans and red boots, dancing with one arm raised. Right panel: a bar interior with a domino-tile pattern on the wall, an additional four-digit window reading '00 00', and several standing figures including a woman in a red dress. Six rectangular mechanical score windows are set in gold frames — two upper, two lower — and a red cartouche bottom-left reads 'DELUXE'. A small 'pinside.com' watermark sits bottom-right.

A framed, backlit backglass in a cream/gold cabinet, the artwork enclosed by a thick twisted-rope border in brown and tan. The top third is dominated by an ornate logotype reading Eight Ball Deluxe in curling, rope-twisted script letters shaded cream, tan and brown. In the centre panel, against a crimson and teal pool-hall interior, a young man in a brown fedora leans far forward, lining up a cue; he has a light moustache, wide eyes, a grey-and-cream striped short-sleeve shirt and a leather wrist strap, and a pool cue runs diagonally from his hand. Below his arm sits an oversized glossy black billiard ball marked with a white circle containing a black 8. At left, a woman in a white cloche-style hat, white blouse and dark skirt stands with one hand raised on a banquette seat. At right, two women in swimsuits stand on a raised platform under a green-shaded wall lamp, with a dark crowd behind. Four brass-framed score windows ring the art, each lit with orange zero digits, and a red panel bottom-left reads DELUXE in cream serif capitals.

A photographed backglass in a gold-brown wooden frame, with arcade reflections and coloured light streaks. The background is flat black, framed by a rounded-corner double border of gold, red and cream pinstriping. Across the upper left and centre is a large ornate serif-and-script logo in a yellow-to-orange gradient reading Eight Ball Deluxe, outlined in white then red, with a small blue star motif inside the capital B. Above and to the right of it, in plain yellow cursive, is the word Bally. Below it, Limited Edition in large white swashed cursive, then a red and gold cartouche with DELUXE in gold block capitals under a keyhole motif. The right third is a red oval panel showing a painted man in a wide-brimmed worn brown cowboy hat, rolled grey-sleeved shirt and tan vest, leaning forward and gripping a pool cue, with a hanging oil lamp behind his head. A glossy black 8-ball with a black 8 in a white circle sits in the foreground at the lower right. A pale green filigree scroll fills the lower left corner.

A rectangular backglass painted in a glossy, airbrushed 1970s style, framed by an ornate border of four thick, rope-like tan-gold pool-table rails lashed together with orange cord bindings at the corners, on a warm orange ground. Across the top, in huge curling red-and-gold script outlined in white and black with a yellow gradient fill, is the title, arched slightly. The centre holds a large red oval medallion containing a bust portrait of a dark-haired woman with a short black bouffant, blue eyeshadow, coral lips and a chunky white feather boa; she wears a tight turquoise swimsuit and leans forward over a cue, lining up a shot. Below her, a giant glossy blue pool ball marked with a black 4 sits on a green baize surface, partly overlapping a white cue ball. Two smaller arched inset panels flank the medallion: the left shows a dim bar with bottles on shelves, a blonde woman in a red top and a man in a yellow shirt and blue jeans playing pool; the right shows two women in swimsuits seated on a green bench beneath a small hanging lamp. Four white rectangular score windows with faint cross-shaped insert markings sit around the centre, and the four corners of the border carry small numbered circles: 5, 15, 14 and 1. A two-line cursive artist signature in pale blue sits low on the green baize at the left of the big 4 ball.