INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (KOLO) – The Nevada State Pinball Championships are coming to Incline Village for the first time this weekend, bringing competitive pinball action to “Inclined to Play,” a part-time pinball venue operated by Tahoe Paddle Sports.
The event marks a milestone both for the local community and for Nevada’s competitive pinball scene, as players from across the state gather in North Lake Tahoe to compete for state titles and ranking points. While the championships have been held elsewhere in Nevada in past years, this weekend’s tournament represents the first time the event has taken place in Incline Village.
Organizers say the event reflects the growing popularity of pinball as a competitive sport. Over the past decade, pinball has experienced a resurgence nationwide, fueled by organized leagues, international rankings, and a renewed appreciation for hands on, skill based games…