Thanks!!!
Well spotted!
I don't care I am satisfied even with that score!

Game checked, table checked, gameplay checked, score checked, initials checked.

Voting yes.

You did score a bit more than your claim, 1,475,710, but you claim lower, so that is ok!

And 1972 was an excellent year to be born 😉

I remember every year we were going to the funfair which was in town for like 2 weeks in winter, while my family enjoyed the rides, I was hooked in the video game section, trying all the "newest" games I could. I generally saved 2 or 3 coins to play the claw machine ^^

My first video games I have ever played were "Frogger" and "Crazy Climber"(1982 or 1983 I think), I was especially impressed by "Crazy Climber" cause' you must play this with 2 joysticks at once to control your hero climbing upon the building to the top... But I was very bad at that!!! Later I was impressed with "Super Hang-On" cabinet with authentic bike controller and feeling you are riding a real thing!!!
I must say that back in the day (late 70's and early 80's) we were socialist country and arcade places were so rare in Belgrade...
There were just few places in town you can find arcade machines and pinballs...
Also every New Year holiday time there was a big fairground with lots of arcade machines and pinballs as well, happy childhood memories, those were the days!!!

my first ever video games are Galaga and Pole Position, I remember my mom let me near the entrance of the supermarket with 10 coins to play these machines. I was very bad because I was like 5 or 6 but I was watching adults and teens coming to play these when I was out of coins (they were 5 games but I don't remember the others ones)

we only have one place to go as we were living in a small town,
I went there until my 11 or 12 because we moved in 1991/1992 to the countryside (so no more arcade places !)
I remember they had many data east pinball and a lot of what we're now calling "arcade classics" such as commando, outrun, decathlon, dig dug, after burner, pacman, galaga.... I remember the games never changed.

After we moved Iwas playing in a little pub near my college, they had one pinball machine and one videogame at a time, mostly racing ones, I remember cruis'n usa & cruis'n world, as well as starship troopers pinball & godzilla pinball.
Another pub got one pinball that never changed over the years: Trident from Stern

I was born in 1972. , so I am a bit older than you....
I was always been interested in Arcade places and me and my younger brother always was brought by our parents whenever it was possible..."KISS" was first electronic pinball machine I remember I was played as a kid, it was released in 1979. , too bad it's not in The Pinball Arcade collection so I could play it again after all those years!!!

I was born in 1978 and when I was able to go in arcade with my father (near 1985/1986), the electronic pinballs were the masters.
No ding-ding in my days !

I don't know how old are you but "ding" sounds brings me back to late 70's and early 80's when I started to play pinballs as a young teenager and it brings back nostalgia to me... I have never played this specific pinball as real machine but this sounds "ding-ding" stays for ever ringing in my ears as nice memory of early childhood !!!

I find the oldest table less forgiving on missed shots, and the "ding" sound is annoying me after a while

Thanks mate!!!
I don't know why but after just few tries I liked this table...
It is very simple and not so demanding...
I have managed to make this score after 5-6 attempts and I will try to improve it for sure, also you can play starting game with 3 balls...

Nice score. This is another table I don't like.