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Home | Recreation & Sports | Gambling & Casinos Bingo rules are simple. The game itself consist of a big container full of numbered balls, from one to seventy-five, that revolve until a number comes out through an opening. A bingo caller then puts the number up on a lighted screen and calls out the number. If that number is on your bingo card you will mark it with a bingo dot. When I was a kid, the cards which were made of very hard cardboard which had little windows that you could pull over your number to indicate it had been called. I don’t know if those are still around or not. I think they are mostly made of paper these days that are thrown out after the game is over. Each bingo card has a random selection of numbers from one to seventy -five. The center of the card is marked free. There are five heading on each card, one of each letter of the word bingo. Column B is from one to Fifteen, column I is from sixteen to thirty, column N is from thirty-one to forty-five, column G is from forty-six to fifty-nine, and column O is from sixty to seventy-five. Depending on the game you are playing, the first with the required pattern covered on the card yells “Bingo”. After the numbers are verified, you are presented with the prize. During most bingo sessions various games are played. Usually you play until you have formed a straight line, either horizontal, diagonal or vertical. Some games require you fill only the four corners of the card. Usually to win a jackpot, you must fill the entire card. Bingo is still popular today, but with all the casinos and lottery games, it has its share of competition. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
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