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Bingo Basics

When you arrive for Bingo, 📉 you’ll order as many Bingo sheets as you want to play. Or, if you prefer to play electronically, you’ll receive 📉 a PHD machine that has as many Bingo sheets as you’ve loaded onto it. Most people increase their odds of 📉 winning by purchasing more than one sheet. If you’re new to the game, it might be easier to play just 📉 a couple at first. Just be sure to keep your sheets straight!

These sheets list 25 randomly generated numbers that range 📉 from 1 to 100. The caller will announce randomized numbers one by one. Simply mark the number on your sheet 📉 with your dauber! (That’s that jumbo-sized marker, which you can purchase if you left yours at home.) If you’re playing 📉 on a PHD machine, the device will search your sheets for the number that has been called. Easy, right?

In classic 📉 Bingo, the first participant to cross out a line of 5 numbers horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins a part of 📉 the prize—or, depending on the game, the whole prize! Depending on the Bingo variation, you might be looking to complete 📉 your sheet with a random pattern of numbers. This may be creating an “X” on the sheet or marking off 📉 the four corners of the sheet. The biggest payout usually comes when you’ve been lucky enough to cross off each 📉 number on your sheet.