Pilwin '56 was so named to signal Bryan's 1956 redesign of the Pilwin Play. Whereas the earlier clown-faced game adopted a continuous spiral track (in common with the very first allwins), Pilwin '56 plays more like its 1950s contemporaries. A ball landing in the clown's mouth wins and depending upon where it falls between the teeth, payouts could be varied (2-4-6 being a common operator set-up).