I’ve recently started adopting the @cayle / @heyrocker -style long stance when playing games to avoid leaning over/on games (I’m tallish). However, I recently played at a venue with slippery floors near one of the games such that my feet were sliding out from under me as I played.
By the end of that game some muscles were unhappy with me 
Suggestions from the experts welcomed.
Dry off your shoes really well (sorry I don’t have better than that)
You tall drinks of water already take up enough space as it is!
What if it’s not the shoes, but the floor? What if it’s been recently polished or buffed?
New balance sells shoes with anti-slip soles that don’t totally suck (not steel toed work boots). Wide sizes too.
Cheapo non-slip shoes would probably work. They have some at payless that are pretty good.
If DJ was on this forum, we would be able to summon him for an answer. I can ask him next time I see him - if anyone’s had an issue with long stances, its got to be the Prince of the Split-Leg.
Question, wouldn’t long stance make you lose nudging leverage? Also, it must be super hard for talls to get really close to the flippers.
Don’t play in a butter factory.
Actually, in my experience, it improves nudging leverage. I combine “long” with “low” which means my arms are bent while I play, and I tend to be a little behind the game. I find this really makes nudging easier.
If I try the long stance then I’d be eye level with the coin slots…If I try long stance on a gottlieb premier then I can tell you what color gum is stuck under the cabinet
And if I stand up straight I can’t reach the buttons: given the choice between slouching and stretching out my legs, the latter is both more comfortable and gives me more leverage for nudging.
I am surprised no one has suggested spitting on your hands and rubbing the bottom of your shoes for more grip. Maybe this technique is not being widely used 
first time I ever tried ‘liking’ a post twice.
Need one of those big NBA floor sweepers to clean the floor between balls.
Get a yoga mat, roll out yoga mat prior to your ball, take off shoes and socks, assume pinball pose.
I actually way prefer playing in socks, I just don’t get many opportunities given out locations.