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90 Ball Bingo What’s it All About?
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90 Ball Bingo is a style of bingo most favoured by Brits (although other countries have adopted it too). It has been played in UK bingo halls for decades, and in recent years 90 Ball Bingo has become a massive hit here at Wink Bingo. The game has a classic well thought out structure, that has stood the test of time. Simply mark the squares on your ticket as numbers are called out. We offer 3 winning combinations with some tempting prizes up for the taking. Read on to learn the ins and outs of 90 Ball Bingo.- Much loved British style Bingo Game
- Enjoy a classic game structure with 3 winning combinations
90 Ball Bingo - Tickets Please!
In a 90 Ball Bingo game, a Bingo Caller will shout out numbers between 1-90. Each number is called out once per game. If you get a winning number, you simply mark it on your ticket, and keep doing so until you get a winning BINGO combination.
Your 90 Ball tickets are laid out in a very orderly fashion. Every ticket has 3 rows and 9 columns, with each line containing 5 numbers and 4 blank spaces (that makes fifteen numbers per ticket). The numbers on each column of your ticket are organized in a way that all 90 numbers can show up at some point or other:o Column 1 = Numbers 1-9
o Column 2 = Numbers 10-19
o Column 3 = Numbers 20-29
o Column 4 = Numbers 30-39
o Column 5 = Numbers 40-49
o Column 6 = Numbers 50-59
o Column 7 = Numbers 60-69
o Column 8 = Numbers 70-79 o Column 9 = Numbers 80-90
It is customary for 90 Ball Bingo games to be played in clusters of 6 tickets. This way all 90 numbers being called are spread across the cluster, or strip as it’s also known. With more numbers being called out, you’ll have a higher chance of winning!
Selecting & Buying Tickets
You can pick your Bingo tickets one by one or hit “Click to Select Strip” for a cluster of 6 tickets. If you’re not happy with the selection, you can use the “Get New Strip” feature, to generate a bunch of new numbers. If you are interested in buying a few strips at a time, there’s also a handy “Auto Select Strips” button that will choose the strips of tickets for you. If you don’t like one of the tickets, you can just click to remove, without affecting the remaining selection.
About your 90 Ball Bingo tickets:
- 90 Ball tickets have 3 rows and 9 columns
- Each row has 5 random numbers + 4 blank spaces
- Handy ticket selection features make life easier
Buying tickets:
- The enter a bingo game is the purchase of at least one ticket
- The max number of tickets you can purchase in a single game is ninety six (sixteen strips)
- It is only possible to purchase tickets after you have funded your bingo account with the right amount of funds
- You’ll always be able to view your account balance at the top of the bingo screen
- To deposit into your account anytime, click the “Cashier/Banking”
- Tickets can be purchased in advance
- The price per ticket is visible on the left hand side of the bingo screen on the top/Card itself and on the purchase panel
What Does It Take to be 90 Ball Bingo Winner?
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- To achieve a winning pattern, all you have to do is mark off (daub) numbers as they are called out by the Bingo Caller.
- A caller calls the 1-90 numbers out one at a time as they are withdrawn by the bingo system. At every single game, each number may be called out only one time.
- The first person to get a winning pattern picks up the prize.
NOTE: At Wink Bingo, regardless of whether you use the auto-daub feature or mark your numbers manually, we won’t let you miss out on a winner. Even if your internet cuts out mid game, our system will keep on daubing on your behalf until you are back online!
What it takes to win:
- Mark your numbers as they are called out
- Each 90 Ball game has THREE winning patterns
- Win by covering 1 row, 2 rows or ALL 3 rows!
- The more rows you cover, the larger the prize
- It’s possible to win more than once per game
- Auto-daub will cover your numbers for you automatically
Useful 90 Ball Features
- General settings
- In Game settings
- Chat and Sound settings
- Daubing Configuration
- plus a useful Game Time Reminder feature.
Our 90 Ball games are designed for your ease of use. Everything is clearly labeled. Once you’ve purchased your Bingo tickets, you’ll see a ‘Game Starts’ ticker on the top left of your screen that lets you know exactly when your game is due to begin. In the game itself, the info display indicates the number of players, plus it shows which prizes are on offer. Prize winners are also displayed throughout the game. To the top left of your screen, you’ll see a Bingo ball with changing numbers. These are the numbers being called out by your Bingo caller. To help you stay on top of your game, you’ll also be able to view the previous 5 calls!
Make the most of our 90 Ball features:
- Customize your 90 Ball game to fit your needs
- Adjust the Sound, Chat, Daubing & Timer settings
- Know the cost of each card with Price Alert
- Game display panel won’t let you skip a beat
- View current AND previous Bingo calls
What Can I Win?
What you need to know about 90 Ball prizes:
- 90 Ball prizes are not always the same
- In fixed prize Bingo games, there’s a fixed minimum prize
- Prize values are displayed in the Info panel
- Winners are announced regularly
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90 Ball Bingo is one of the most popular bingo variations played in the UK. It varies in layout patterns from it’s relative, 75-ball bingo and has quickly become the fastest growing form of the game worldwide.
To buy into a 90-ball bingo game, you simply need to purchase numbered bingo tickets from a bingo representative (in a live bingo hall) or from the digital host (in an online game).
90 Bingo Card Layout and Pattern
Tickets for a 90-ball bingo game are made up of a 3×9 chart of numbers. Each line of 9 boxes has 5 numbers and four empty spots. The lines are arranged as such:
- 01-09 in the 1st Column
- 10-19 in the 2nd Column
- 20-29 in the 3rd Column
- 30-39 in the 4th Column
- 40-49 in the 5th Column
- 50-59 in the 6th Column
- 60-69 in the 7th Column
- 70-79 in the 8th Column
- 80-90 in the 9th Column
In almost all instances, 90-ball bingo is played on a single strip that contains a total of six tickets to be used per round. The 90 numbers used in the game are spread throughout the six tickets (with blank spots taking up the remaining positions), so that each number is represented somewhere on one of the six tickets.
How to Play
The numbers 1 through 90 are used in a standard 90-ball bingo game. In a live hall, a bingo caller will call each number one at a time until the winning cards are identified. The same goes for an online game, though the computer software will select the balls. During a game, each number will only be called out once.
When a number is called, locate it on your card and use your dabber to mark it. In an online game, you’ll likely have the option to have the computer auto-dab your numbers for you, or you can do it manually. Some players like to dab their own tickets when playing online because it creates more of an interactive feeling, but the choice is completely up to you.
How to Win At Bingo
What’s most unique about 90-ball bingo is that for every round there can be up to three different winners. You can win by getting a one-line bingo, a two-line bingo and a full house bingo. Here is how each winning variation breaks down:
- One-Line Bingo :- Cover all of the numbers on any single row on any ticket.
- Two-Line Bingo :- Cover all the numbers on two of the three rows on any ticket.
- Full House :- Cover all the numbers on all three rows on any ticket.
If you are playing in a live hall, you will have to shout “BINGO” to signal to the bingo staff that you have a winning bingo combination.
After all three winning combinations have been announced, the round ends and you can then discard your used ticket strip and prepare to start the next round with a fresh strip. In an online game this will be done for you.
Payouts
The amount you can win is typically determined by how much the price of each ticket was and also by how many players are participating. The higher the price of a ticket and the more players that are involved in the game, the higher the prize money will be. Many halls and online providers will have guarantees attached to some of their games, which ensures that a designated minimum amount of prize money will be offered to the winners regardless of how many players are in the game.
90-Ball Tips and Strategy
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- Know the Rules: While 90-ball bingo is played the same way almost universally, each hall and online provider has their own set of rules and ways of operating that you should know about. This way you don’t have to worry about doing something wrong or accidentally making a mistake that could cost you prize money.
- Watch for Special Promotions: Every bingo provider has unique games and promotions that they run. Participating in these games are a good use of your buy-in money as whatever the promotion is, chances are you’re getting a higher value when compared to a standard bingo round. Some places will offer a buy one/get one special where for every ticket you purchase, a free one will be added. Save your money for these games, especially if they offer a guaranteed minimum prize pool, and you’ll be stretching your bingo money wisely.
- Don’t Play During Peak Hours: When it comes to bingo odds, the math is simple. The more players you’re playing against, the harder it’s going to be to win. Instead, try to adjust your schedule so that you can focus on playing during off-peak hours. This is possible both in a live and online setting, as all you have to do is a little research to find out what games/start times attract the most players and then avoid those games. This is a quick and easy way to maximize your odds of winning.
- Play in Inexpensive Games: If you’re playing on a tight budget, you can always find bingo games from your preferred provider with lower-priced cards. By playing in these games, you can increase the number of total matches you can participate in, thus giving you more chances to win overall during your session.
- Play with Multiple Cards: Another way to put the odds in your favor is to purchase multiple cards for each round, rather than playing on a single card. This can affect your budget, so take that in to consideration before buying too many cards for a round. In a live game, it takes a lot of concentration and fast reflexes to be able to play multiple cards at once, so only accept that challenge if you feel you can handle it. Online, simply select the option that will enable the computer to mark all of your cards for you.
- Combining Tips: By putting a few of the above tips together, you can really put the odds on your side. Find games with low-priced cards that are taking place in off-peak hours. Then, if your budget allows, purchase multiple cards for those rounds. You’ve now given yourself about just as good a chance of winning as any experience bingo player could hope for.
Most importantly, don’t forget that bingo is ultimately about having fun, so find the 90-ball games that you enjoy the most and you’ll never find yourself unhappy with a session.