A dot matrix display, custom audio, and a chute that drops a prize ball the moment the shot lands.


Overview

The ICE Smash N' Win is a skill-based redemption and merchandiser game where players time a shot to sink a ball through a scoring hole and win a prize ball. Available in a Standard edition and an officially licensed NBA edition, the cabinet holds 56 balls in its onboard rack and chute, with an optional hopper that adds 48 more. Operators can configure the game as a prize-vend-only unit or as a combined prize-vend-plus-ticket-redemption experience, with all payout values adjustable from the operator menu.


Key Features

Dual-Mode Operator Configuration

The game can be programmed to run as a merchandiser-only experience or as a merchandiser with ticket redemption. Operators set the mode through the operator menu, allowing a single cabinet to serve different venue types or revenue strategies without hardware changes.

Rim Sensors Award Tickets on Near-Wins

Sensors mounted around the rim of the scoring hole detect shots that contact the rim but do not fall through. When triggered, those sensor hits award tickets, so a play that does not produce a prize ball still produces a ticket payout. Every play resolves with a reward.

Adjustable Ticket and Ball Payout Values

Both ticket values and ball payout rates are independently adjustable from the operator settings. Because the game is 100% skill-based, the payout structure reflects player performance rather than a random dispense cycle, giving operators a predictable cost-per-play relationship.

56-Ball Onboard Capacity with Optional Hopper Expansion

The ball rack holds 44 balls and the chute holds 4, for a total onboard capacity of 56 balls. The chute automatically dispenses one ball each time a win occurs. An optional hopper adds 48 more balls, bringing total storage capacity to 104 balls and extending time between restocks.

Dot Matrix Display with Custom Themed Graphics and Audio

A custom dot matrix display delivers themed graphics during gameplay. Each edition — Standard and NBA — ships with its own custom voice lines, music, and sound effects built into the cabinet. The NBA edition carries officially licensed NBA audio and graphics across the cabinet, marquee, and prize balls. The Standard edition uses its own independent custom graphics and audio theme in the same cabinet footprint.


How It Plays

The player times a button press to launch a ball toward the scoring hole — the timing window is the entire game mechanic, making each attempt a direct test of reaction speed. A successful shot drops the ball through the hole and triggers the chute to dispense a prize ball automatically. From the side or front of the cabinet, bystanders can see the prize chute deliver the ball and watch the rim sensors light up on near-misses, both of which are visible without standing directly at the controls.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Editions Standard; NBA Edition
Dimensions (Assembled) 38 in W x 47 in D x 101 in H
Power Requirements 110V @ 5 Amps / 220V @ 3 Amps
Onboard Ball Capacity 56 balls (44 in rack + 4 in chute; 8 recommended on playfield at a time)
Available Options Coin Mech, Ticket Dispenser, Merchandiser, Merchandiser with Tickets, Hopper
Recommended Starting Ball Inventory 576 units (1 pallet)
Manufacturer ICE (Innovative Concepts in Entertainment)

Why Operators Love It

Single Cabinet, Two Revenue Configurations

Merchandiser-only and merchandiser-with-tickets modes are both available in the same hardware. Operators switch between them via the operator menu, so a single unit can be repositioned for different venue types or event formats without purchasing additional equipment.

Extended Time Between Restocks

The onboard 56-ball capacity covers standard route-stop intervals. The optional hopper extends that to 104 balls — more than double — without requiring a cabinet swap. ICE recommends starting with a 576-unit pallet, which provides enough inventory for multiple restocking cycles from a single order.

Skill-Based Mechanic Ties Payout to Performance

Ball payouts are determined entirely by whether the player successfully sinks the shot — there is no random dispense cycle. Operators can dial in ticket and ball payout values independently, giving direct control over the cost-per-play equation without relying on probability adjustments.

Standard North American Power — No Transformer Required

The cabinet runs on 110V at 5 amps, a standard single-outlet draw found in virtually every commercial venue. International deployments are covered by the 220V / 3A compatibility built into the same unit.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many balls does the Smash N' Win hold, and can capacity be expanded?

The standard cabinet holds 56 balls total — 44 in the ball rack and 4 in the auto-dispensing chute. An optional hopper attaches to the cabinet and holds an additional 48 balls, bringing total capacity to 104. ICE recommends starting with a 576-ball pallet to cover multiple restock cycles.

Is the Smash N' Win a redemption game?

The game can be configured by the operator to run as either a vend-only merchandiser or as a merchandiser with ticket redemption. In redemption mode, players who sink a ball through the hole win a prize ball, and players whose shot contacts the rim sensors — without going through the hole — still receive a ticket payout.

How many balls should be on the Smash N' Win playfield at one time?

ICE recommends 8 balls on the playfield at a time for optimal gameplay. The chute holds 4 balls and automatically dispenses one whenever a win occurs, so the playfield replenishes itself during normal play.

What is the difference between the Standard and NBA editions of the Smash N' Win?

Both editions share the same cabinet dimensions, ball capacity, and operator configuration options. The NBA edition carries officially licensed NBA graphics on the cabinet and marquee, uses NBA-themed prize balls, and features custom NBA-licensed audio including voices, music, and sound effects. The Standard edition uses its own custom graphics and audio theme.

Ideal Placement

The Smash N' Win fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, trampoline parks, and pizzerias where a prize-dispensing skill game complements the existing mix. The NBA edition's licensed theme makes it a strong fit for sports bars, restaurant game rooms, and any venue that programs sports-themed events or decor. At 38 inches wide, the cabinet fits standard wall-slot spacing common to most FEC floor plans.


Shipping & Setup

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Warranty & Support

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


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