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Episode 20 - Operator Spotlight: Electric Bat Arcade

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Wedgehead Pinball Podcast
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TL;DR

Electric Bat Arcade operators discuss venue-based business model, splits, and community tournament strategy.

Synopsis

Alan from Wedgehead A Pinball Podcast interviews Kale and Rachel, owners of Electric Bat Arcade in Tempe, Arizona, about operating a flagship arcade venue plus a secondary location in Flagstaff. They discuss the business model of venue-based arcades versus route operators, tournament formats (IFPA vs. casual), revenue splits with location partners, and how their community-focused approach differs from other markets.

Highlights

  • Electric Bat Arcade opened in September 2018 (Rachel opened it; Kale joined later)
  • Electric Bat has two locations: Tempe (flagship, ~5M metro population) and Flagstaff (~76K population, 2.5 hours north, 7,000 ft elevation)
  • Rachel was a professional oil painter and initially consulted on the arcade before becoming operator
  • Electric Bat expanded on New Year's Eve (one year prior to podcast) adding 60 pinball and ~20 video games
  • Electric Bat and Wedgehead Pinball opened within 5 days of each other (Sept 11 vs Sept 16, 2018) and started podcasts on the same day without communicating
  • Electric Bat operates 50-50 revenue splits with some machine owners at the venue, won't go below 75-25 for external route operations
  • Portland route operators traditionally used 50-50 splits; now standard is 60-40; East Coast and Midwest operators report 75-25 or 80-20
  • Sopranos pinball earns consistently high in Portland despite not being critically acclaimed
  • Electric Bat Tuesday league night regularly draws 100+ players (113 last night mentioned)
  • Electric Bat maintains machines with 24-hour repair standard; fixes are done promptly to keep games playable

Entities

  • Cobra Arcade· company
  • Electric Bat Arcade· company
  • Marco· company
  • Starfighters Arcade· company
  • Wedgehead Pinball Bar· company
  • Yucca Taproom· company
  • Electric Bat Podcast· content
  • Wedgehead Pinball Podcast· content
  • Howdy Partner· event
  • Portland Retro· event
  • ZapCon· event
  • Galactic Arcade Tank Force· game
  • Popeye· game
  • Scooby-Doo· game
  • Sopranos, The· game
  • IFPA· organization
  • WPPR· organization
  • Alan· person
  • Chewy· person
  • Kale· person
  • Mark· person
  • Rachel· person
  • Waterboy, the· person
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