Back in 2014, I fell into the competitive pinball scene by accident. I've been playing pinball ever since then, and in 2017 I decided to try to expand from having my own personal machines to putting pinball machines and arcade games on location for the public to enjoy.

I'm a pharmacist by day, but I run Drop Catch Gaming on the side on my own, placing and maintaining pinball machines on location and my hope is to expand in Morgantown and surrounding areas. 

Every machine on my route is treated like it's my own; I do my own repairs, streamline the malfunction reporting processes, provide responsive repair services, and focus on maximizing your earnings through a revenue sharing model. This means more money in your pocket, less downtime and more enjoyment for your customers.

Beyond the route, I'm active in the local and national pinball communities as the state representative for the IFPA, assist with running our local leagues, and more.

If you've got space for a machine, whether it be a bar, restaurant, laundromat... wherever people wait around — I'd love to talk about what would fit for you!