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Message: <blockquote data-quote="vikingerik" data-source="post: 121409" data-attributes="member: 3745">So we all know how left - right - piano is the soul of strategy on this game in TPA.  But that's not the entire story.  What happens after that omni-combo?  From the tame slot kickout, you can trap on either flipper and shoot pretty much anything you like on the table.  There's at least four options:- Left - right - piano again- Slot machine- Lock- GumballWhich of those do you take?I think the best priority order is lock, then L-R-piano again (skip the skill shot and trap again.)  Don't shoot the slot machine, a miss is too risky.  Let Gumball loads accumulate until either Spiral is running or Collect Bonus is next at the camera, and only then take the PB Manias.  Gumballs will wait as long as you like so save them for one of those higher leverage spots.L-R-piano all day is tempting, but the lock is worth collecting.  You need points from somewhere, and a good multiball with several jackpots can score a LITZ-like 300M.  It's a pretty safe shot and easy to recover from a miss.  Finally, you need to shoot the lock to clear GUM-BALL to allow lighting another gumball.</blockquote>

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