Cocktail model #110 was sold with interchangeable playfields under the names Real, Rio, Black Velvet, Camel Lights, Chuck-a-Luck, and Foxy Lady. The playfields for this game are actually playfields from Game Plan's 1978 'Real' but with factory-applied stickers overlaying the original artwork. Reportedly, the licenser killed the deal on 'Real' due to poor test marketing results. The name came from internal spinning wheel in the center of the playfield as it is referred to as a Chuck-A-Luck in the Owner's Manual.