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    Feeling Lucky - GAT Nevada Split Bar Top Video Poker, Blackjack and Craps Coin-Op Project Game

    Currency:CAD Category:Video Games Start Price:10.00 CAD Estimated At:50.00 - 150.00 CAD
    Feeling Lucky - GAT Nevada Split Bar Top Video Poker, Blackjack and Craps Coin-Op Project Game
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    Vintage Nevada Split coin-operated countertop casino game by GAT (Game-A-Tron), offering a choice of 5 games: Draw Poker, Stud Poker, Craps, Acey Deucy and Black Jack. Bright yellow, red and blue bezel artwork with showgirl graphics, "For Amusement Only" and 25 cent pricing, framing a built-in CRT monitor with about 13.5" of visible screen. Front panel with 5 red play buttons, 25 cent coin slot and coin return, with a woodgrain lower front and oak-look top. The cabinet opens on a full-length hinge for service access, revealing the coin mechanism, coin counter, monitor chassis with adjustment controls, speaker, transformer and switching power supply. Original GAT manufacturer label on the monitor bracket reads "Product: Nevada Split, Model: Counter Top". Measures 23" high x 18.25" wide x 20.5" deep. Does not power on, so it is sold as is for repair, restoration or parts. Wear consistent with age, including scuffs, chipped edges on the cabinet and exposed particleboard at the shelf edge. | | *Nevada Split is a five-games-in-one video poker countertop game made by Game-A-Tron, and it was also produced in upright cabinets. It has not been added to the MAME arcade emulator, making original machines one of the few ways to play it. Vintage coin-op countertop poker and casino machines from the 1980s are popular restoration projects for home bars and game rooms, and the original bezel artwork, monitor, coin mechanism and power supply are all still in place.