Abstract: A pinball type game including an oval-shaped playing field having two or more flipper-equipped, player-goal positions disposed on opposite sides of the field and having score accumulating switches disposed around the perimeter of the field such that as a ball is caused to roll around the perimeter, the game monitoring electronics will accumulate score until one player or the other causes the ball to pass into the goal of his opponent. At that time the accumulated score is awarded to the scoring player. The playing field is generally dome-shaped so as to slope from the middle toward the goal positions and is decorated to resemble a roulette wheel.