Coastal Amusements Roll N Win 2 Player

Rotating turntables sit mid-playfield. The ball must thread each one. Timing decides everything.

Overview

Roll N Win, from Coastal Amusements, is a 2-player skill-based redemption game built around a rolling ball and a mid-playfield array of rotating turntables that players must time correctly to advance toward the Bonus zone. RGB-lit scoring holes and triggered mini games give each round multiple reward paths, keeping the sequence different from play to play.

Key Features

Rotating Turntable Playfield Obstacles

Multiple rotating turntables are positioned across the playfield between the launch point and the Bonus zone. Each turntable is in continuous motion during play, so the player must read the spin and time the shot to thread the ball through — the correct window shifts every few seconds.

RGB-Lit Scoring Holes

The scoring targets across the playfield are RGB-illuminated holes. Color and brightness shift to signal active scoring states, making the live target visually distinct from across the cabinet. Landing the ball in an active hole awards tickets directly or activates a mini game sequence.

Mini Game Bonus Rounds

Triggering a mini game opens a secondary reward sequence with higher ticket potential than standard hole scoring. These rounds fire mid-game, breaking the base play loop and creating a visible change in cabinet lighting and pacing that bystanders can see from a distance.

Two-Player Side-by-Side Configuration

The cabinet seats two players simultaneously on independent lanes, each launching and guiding their own ball. Both lanes run at the same time, so score comparisons are visible in real time between the two players throughout the round.

Ticket Redemption Output

The game dispenses tickets based on scoring holes reached and mini games completed during the round. Payout is tied directly to ball placement accuracy and timing on the turntables, keeping the redemption outcome connected to player skill rather than a fixed dispense.

How It Plays

The player launches the ball down the playfield and must time each shot to pass through the spinning turntables — miss the window and the ball deflects away from the scoring holes. Landing the ball in an active RGB-lit hole scores tickets or fires a mini game, which lights the cabinet in a distinct color burst and escalates the payout sequence. From the aisle, bystanders see two lanes running simultaneously, each with spinning turntables, shifting RGB colors, and live score readouts updating with each successful shot.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Two Revenue Streams Per Cabinet Cycle

Both player lanes generate separate coin-op inputs within a single footprint. Two players pay per round on one cabinet rather than occupying two single-player units, keeping floor space allocated to additional machines.

Fast Round Structure Supports High Throughput

Rounds are built for quick completion — the play loop is a launch, navigate, score sequence without extended idle states between actions. Fast resets mean the cabinet turns over to the next players without long downtimes between cycles.

Broad Age Accessibility Reduces Dead Time

The launch-and-navigate mechanic is immediately legible to players of varying ages and skill levels. The RGB-lit holes provide clear visual cues about where to aim, which shortens the learning curve and keeps the cabinet in active use across mixed-age groups typical in FEC and bowling center settings.

Cabinet Lighting Visible Without Signage

The RGB playfield lighting and mini game color burst sequences are visible from the aisle at the cabinet's full 89-inch height, functioning as passive signaling that the machine is in active play — without requiring external banners or additional lighting hardware around the unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can use the Roll N Win at once?

Roll N Win accommodates two players simultaneously, each on an independent lane within the same cabinet. Both lanes run at the same time, so two players compete side by side through the same round.

What are the assembled dimensions of the Roll N Win?

The assembled cabinet measures 45 inches wide, 79 inches deep, and 89 inches tall. The 79-inch depth is the primary floor-space consideration when planning placement — allow clearance behind the cabinet for player access at the launch point.

How does the ticket payout work on Roll N Win?

Tickets are awarded based on which RGB-lit scoring holes the ball reaches and whether the player triggers a mini game during the round. Mini games offer higher ticket totals than standard hole scoring. Payout is tied to the player's timing and ball placement, not a fixed-dispense formula.

What venue types is Roll N Win built for?

Coastal Amusements designed Roll N Win for FECs, arcades, and bowling centers — venues that run mixed-age traffic and benefit from a competitive two-player format in a redemption game. The fast round structure fits locations with high player turnover.

Ideal Placement

Roll N Win fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, and standalone arcade venues where side-by-side competitive redemption games see regular turnover. The 45-inch width fits comfortably within standard arcade bay allocations, and the 89-inch cabinet height is visible across open floor plans without obstruction. Trampoline parks and mini-golf clubhouses with redemption game sections are also well-suited to the unit's age-broad play format.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.