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Madison delivers one of Wisconsin's strongest pinball scenes, anchored by a 66-machine arcade bar in Middleton and supported by barcades, family arcades, and a competitive tournament venue.

The Memphis metro offers pinball at a dedicated arcade bar across the state line in Southaven and a downtown brewery taproom, with a pinball pub planning to reopen in 2026.

The Louisville metro's pinball scene extends across the river to New Albany, Indiana, where a massive barcade, craft brewery, and comic shop offer over 100 machines combined.

The Lake Tahoe and Reno region delivers one of the strongest pinball scenes in the Mountain West, with a lakeside tournament venue, comic shop arcade, and multiple downtown Reno barcades.

The Hartford area's pinball options cluster in Simsbury, where a sports bar, pizza restaurant, and outdoor venue offer machines alongside food and drinks.

Knoxville's pinball scene centers on craft beer, with a dedicated pinball pub, award-winning breweries, a cider barrelhouse, and downtown taverns all maintaining collections.

Grand Rapids offers one of Michigan's strongest pinball scenes, with dedicated arcades, dive-bar barcades, and neighborhood spots spread across the metro.

Fort Myers anchors a surprisingly strong Southwest Florida pinball scene, with a nonprofit arcade housing 75+ machines, a brewery with league play, and a Cape Coral pizza spot with a deep lineup.

The Emerald Coast delivers pinball across a free-play arcade in Panama City, a bar-arcade in Fort Walton Beach, and a beachfront café in Destin proper.

Des Moines offers a varied pinball scene with themed barcades, a horror-inspired pubcade, the regional Up Down location, and options extending to Ames and Johnston.

Daytona Beach delivers a pinball-focused scene centered in Ormond Beach, with a dedicated pinball lounge, Florida's original pinball diner, and beachfront and VR entertainment options.

Dayton delivers one of Ohio's deeper pinball scenes, with a dedicated pinball bar, downtown arcade-deli, massive brewcade, and unique retail arcades across the metro.

Columbia's pinball scene punches above its weight, with two venues carrying 20 machines each, a downtown retro arcade, and a casual sports bar rounding out solid metro coverage.

Charleston's pinball scene spreads across the metro, with a sports bar arcade, axe-throwing venue, barcades, and a craft brewery all maintaining collections.

Colorado Springs offers a diverse pinball scene, from a vintage penny arcade in Manitou Springs to downtown barcades and a dedicated pinball pub north of the city.

The Branson and Springfield Ozarks corridor offers pinball at retro '80s-themed arcades, a tabletop gaming store, and a neighborhood bar known for secret sandwiches.

Birmingham's pinball scene spans a mall-based arcade with the state's largest collection, downtown barcades, and a brewery taproom with a solid lineup.

Albuquerque's pinball scene spreads across breweries, a downtown live music bar, and reaches north to Santa Fe, with craft beer a common thread throughout.

Albany's pinball scene spreads across the Capital District, with family entertainment centers, a craft brewery taproom, a league-hosting arcade, and a downtown bar with tournaments.

Akron anchors a strong Northeast Ohio pinball corridor, with family entertainment centers, barcades, and breweries spread from downtown to surrounding communities and extending to Youngstown.

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Europe crowns a new champion, King Kong storms Kalamazoo, and familiar faces take home trophies as the 2025 competitive pinball season heats up. This edition of The Score Card rounds up major tourney results from across the U.S. and abroad.

Sacramento's pinball scene spans dedicated arcades, craft breweries, and entertainment bars across the metro. Whether you're looking for tournament-ready collections or a few machines alongside local beer, the region has options.

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