Four Corners pinball rules and strategy

Strategy summary

The goal

Hold a raised flipper so a slow ball settles against it, giving you time to plan your next move. balls in numbered holes to complete lines or the four corners on the backglass grid for replays.

  1. Numbered patterns: Send balls into the numbered trap holes to make three or four numbers in a line on the backglass grid. These patterns score replays.

  2. Four corners: Hold a raised flipper so a slow ball settles against it, giving you time to plan your next move. balls in holes 1, 11, 9 and 2, matching the four corners of the backglass grid. Completing the four corners scores replays and lights four side rollovers and the three top Special bumpers.

  3. Lit Specials: After completing the four corners, roll through the lit side rollovers or hit the lit top Special bumpers to score replays.

Need to know
Five balls
Four Corners gives you five balls. A ball caught in a Hold a raised flipper so a slow ball settles against it, giving you time to plan your next move. hole stays there for the pattern.
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