Bingo Rules

Introduction

In the bingo there are 90 balls numbered 1 to 90. These balls are extracted at random, one by one.

Each player has a ticket.

Each ticket contains 15 numbers of the 90 possible.

A game of 90 ball bingo will normally be played in 2 stages: one line and bingo. In a "one line" game players need to mark a complete horizontal line across one ticket (i.e., 5 numbers marked). Finally a "Bingo or Full House" means all the numbers marked off on one ticket (all 15 numbers), as in a regular coverall game. The prize split differs for each stage of the game. The "bingo" is always the largest prize.

Ticket

Each ticket has three horizontal lines and nine columns. Each line contains five numbers, meaning each ticket has 15 numbers. The first column contains numbers from 1-9, the second column contains numbers from 10-19, the third column contains numbers from 20-29, all the way through to the final column which contains numbers from 80-90.

Example ticket

**Ticket**
1	12	27			52	67
			31	45	56		71	82
5	16	29			59			90

Example ticket
With a number strikethrough.

**Ticket**
1	12	27			52	67
			31	45	56		71	82
5	16	29			59			90

Example ticket
Line.
Win the first one to get. After the game is continued.

**Ticket**
1	12	27			52	67
			31	45	56		71	82
5	16	29			59			90

Example ticket
Bingo or Full House.
Win the first one to get. End of game.

**Ticket**
1	12	27			52	67
			31	45	56		71	82
5	16	29			59			90