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The following is a guide to playing bingo starting from the very basics. If you have never played bingo before then hopefully this article will help get you started! It covers the general principles of bingo, without going into details of the specifics of the different kinds of bingo. For further reading in more detail on 90 ball bingo, 75 ball bingo and 80 ball bingo click the links here or see the list of links to other articles on this site at the bottom of this article.
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In this article we look at the specific game of 90 ball bingo. This is the game common to the UK (and Aus and NZ) and used to be called 'housey housey' (see the history of 90 ball bingo) If you are used to playing bingo in the UK in bingo clubs and halls this is probably the form of the game you have met. The aim, as always in bingo, is to make the pattern(s) before anyone else does as the numbers are called out. See introduction to playing bingo for a general introduction to Bingo and some things common to the variants of the game. Read about how to play 90 ball bingo below.
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A fairly recent introduction to the bingo games offered online is 80 ball bingo. The 80 ball game is much quicker than the more traditional 75 ball bingo and 90 ball bingo games, and this has lead to a rise in its popularity with quite a few online bingo rooms offering it. As far as I know this game is offered online only, although it does resemble some forms of fairground bingo games. For more about how to play 80 ball bingo read below.
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No, we are not being ironic or sarcastic. Whilst many people consider bingo to be a game of great simplicity, the intellectual power needed to play it has been significantly underestimated – you can read the latest games here if you fancy it. Does having a good brain mean that you are likely to be a better bingo player? Here we will examine that question.
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75 ball bingo is the game that is common in the USA and this article describes how to play it. This game has a more recent history than the 90 ball game (see the history of 75 ball bingo) but is interesting as it has a variety of patterns that you have to try and make to win the bingo. Read more about how to play 75 ball bingo below.
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The great game of bingo has been part of British society for some time now. From the dingy, smoke filled bingo halls of the mid 80s to the modern, glamorous chains of bingo operators which sprung up in the 90s, a game of bingo has always been seen as a social, exciting and fun event to attend. Whether you went with your friends, family or on your own, bingo has something for everyone and, of course, the draw of winning big cash prizes that keeps every player coming back for more.
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The popular past time of uk bingo has grown vastly in the last few years; the game is certainly proving to be extremely popular with the young and stylish generation of today. This is possibly due to the fact that there are now so many versions of the 75 ball game available nowadays. Some include 'Cover All', 'Four Corners', 'Winner's Circle' 'Cross', 'Diamond and 'Regular'. Read more below for a quick guide to the various types of 75 ball bingo game.
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