Game Rules - 90-ball bingo

The Game

Each bingo card has 15 numbers between one and 90 marked on it. There are also 90 numbered balls. As the numbered balls are called, the corresponding numbers on your card are marked off on your card. The first player to mark all the numbers on their card is the winner.

Each game has three chances to win. Look out for additional game winners with our Near Miss specials too.

Prices start from 5 pence per card. You can personalize your game, changing everything from the dauber type and colors to the font size in the chat room. We also provide a ‘Show my best card’ feature.

Tickets and strips

Each bingo card is three rows by nine columns. Each row has five numbers and four blank spaces. Six tickets consecutively numbered are called a Strip. Each strip contains all 90 numbers spread throughout the tickets. That means you have a matched number to mark off on every call. When a number is called, the corresponding number on your bingo card will be marked off (or ‘daubed’). This happens automatically, so you’ll never miss a number or a win, even if you have logged out or are not at your PC.

Winning and prizes

Three game patterns used in normal games are one line, two lines, and full house. In special games, either some patterns may play or different patterns may play. For the one line pattern, you need to match all the numbers in a single row on any one of your tickets. For two lines, you must match all the numbers on two lines of the same card. A full house is when you mark of all the numbers on any one of your cards. You win if you are the first player to have your numbers marked. The prize for each pattern will vary depending on how many tickets have been sold and how many players are in the game. We guarantee a set prize amount in some games. If you win on the full house within a certain number of calls (the number of calls is shown on the game screen) you could win a super jackpot prize. This jackpot increases in value with each card sold. If more than one player matches a pattern on their card at the same time, the prize will be shared between the winning card holders. Prizes are instantly credited to your game balance.

Buying tickets

You can buy tickets for a game after a game has ended and before the next game starts while you’re in the game room, or you can buy tickets in advance.

Quick Buy strips

When the next game is about to start the Quick Buy window will appear in the middle of the screen. You can choose one or more strips (a set of six tickets) from the dropdown list, and you can also use any free tickets you have. A pop-up window will confirm your purchase. Your strips will then be shown in the ticket area. You can access the Quick Buy window at any time before the game starts by clicking on the ‘Quick Buy’ button below the card area.

Choose and buy

To choose your own tickets, press exit and browse tickets. You will see a selection of strips to browse. Select a strip by clicking on ‘Strip’ at the top of the strip. You can select an individual card by clicking on ‘Avibl’ at the left of the card. Once you’re happy with your selection, press ‘Buy Selected Tickets’. Once you are browsing your brought tickets, view more available tickets by pressing ‘Browse Card Choice’.

Advance buy (games and jackpots)

Buy tickets in advance to make sure you don’t miss any games. Click on ‘Advance Buy’ in the top-left menu of the game room. Then choose ‘Advance Buy - Games’.

You can choose how many tickets to play, and how many more games you’d like to play in. Once you’ve made your choices, click on ‘Confirm and Buy’. The price of your selection will be deducted from your selection. If you have purchased more than the maximum number of tickets, or if a game is re-scheduled, you will be refunded when the game is due to begin.

Game logs

You can view the records of the games you have played by clicking on ‘Bingo Game Logs’. This tool shows you details of what you spent, what tickets you played, and the outcome of each game.

Opening times

Our state-of-the-art bingo games play 24/7, with a new game starting every few minutes.