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menu bingo cards, games and history at bingocards.co.uk understand the background and variations of bingo cards and bingo tickets used in the uk, australia, united states and canada. understand the basics of the bingo game. learn the differences between the two major bingo game variations. read about bingo history and the interesting story of its origins. understand the connection between bingo games and lottery games. why we need bingo cards: a very brief summary of the game of bingo bingo is a game of chance, where players hope to match numbers that are randomly drawn - and called out by a neutral party - to those they possess on a pre-printed bingo card. each time a ball is randomly drawn, you need to check your bingo card to see if the number is present. if it is then you need to use a marker to block out that number. if you are playing multiple bingo cards then you need to do this for each individual bingo card. the aim of the game is to block out all the numbers on your bingo card before anyone else in the bingo room. in a multi-player game the first person to say “bingo” wins! once someone has shouted "bingo" then the game is paused while their bingo card is checked to ensure that all the numbers are present on the bingo card. if all the numbers are on the bingo card the the person who called is given the prize for the game. this is usually cash, but can sometimes be a prize such as a holiday or a television. bingo card variations for something so simple as a grid of numbers, it is amazing that there are variations in bingo cards at all. perhaps not so amazing or unexpected, the north americans and british are separated by a common game. the new worlders use grids of 5 by 5 and play with 75 numbers, while the brits and australians have historically used 9 columns and only 3 rows with 90 numbers. you say tomato, i say potato. uk and australia: 90 balls are top of the house us and canada: thrive and thrive with 75 well-used ticket book single ticket bingo cards in the uk and australia: just the ticket the traditional bingo cards used in the uk and australia come as a group of 6 or 10 “tickets” in a book. each bingo ticket contains a grid of 9 columns and 3 rows containing 15 numbers, five per row, with the remainder of the 27 spaces blank. these cards are used in a 90 number bingo game, where the numbers 1 through 90 are used to populate the cards. on each bingo card, numbers are placed in columns by group. the first column will contain the numbers 1 through 9, the second 10-19, the third 20-29, and so on. the ninth column contains the 80’s series plus the number 90. any number may appear only once on any given bingo card. in the six card book, the numbers one through ninety are used once each in the book, randomly scattered among the six cards. in the ten ticket book, each bingo ticket might be colored differently, using gold, lime, violet, yellow, pink, grey, orange, blue, red and white.a “multiple book” will have six books. each page has 6 tear-apart bingo cards of the same color. a single page of 6 cards might be called a “flyer.” menu the 90-number bingo game and bingo cards in this bingo game, the pool of numbers used are those from 1 to 90. they are drawn and called or displayed by a neutral, non-player or computer one after another until a winner is declared. the objective of the player is to quickly determine if his or her bingo card contains the called number and mark it in some way to indicate the match, to get matches such that they form a pre-determined pattern on the card, and be the first person to declare “bingo.” in the “live” version of the game with printed bingo cards or tickets, a pen or marker might be used to cross-out each number as it is matched. one bingo ticket or multiple tickets may be played at the same time. numbers are normally drawn and called quickly, so the number of bingo tickets one can review before the next number is called is naturally limited. playing the maximum number of tickets that can be used effectively during a game increases the odds of winning for that player. the patterns used in the 90-number bingo game are invariably one line across, meaning the first row of numbers is crossed-out, two lines across, meaning the first two rows are matched, and full house, indicating that all the numbers on the bingo ticket are matched. traditionally, in a bingo game there is a list of rhyming slang or nicknames given to each of the ninety numbers. these are seldom or never used in cash or serious bingo games, because they might cause confusion with some of the players, not to mention take too long to say. bingo calls for bingo cards: rhyming slang and nicknames 1. kelly's eye 2. little boy blue 3. cup of tea 4. knock at the door 5. man alive 6. chopsticks 7. lucky seven 8. garden gate 9. doctor's orders 10. cock and hen 11. legs eleven 12. one dozen 13. unlucky for some 14. valentines day 15. young and keen 16. sweet sixteen 17. dancing queen 18. key of the door 19. goodbye teens 20. one score 21. key of the door 22. two little ducks 23. a duck and a flea 24. did you score? 25. duck and dive 26. pick and mix 27. gateway to heaven 28. over weight 29. you're doing fine 30. flirty thirty 31. get up and run 32. buckle my shoe 33. dirty knees 34. ask for more 35. jump and jive 36. three dozen 37. a flea in heaven 38. christmas cake 39. those famous steps 40. life begins at 41. time for fun 42. winnie the poo 43. down on your knees 44. open two doors 45. halfway there 46. up to tricks 47. four and seven 48. four dozen 49. rise and shine 50. bulls eye 51. i love my mum 52. weeks in a year 53. stuck in the tree 54. clean the floor 55. all the fives 56. was she worth it? 57. heinz varieties 58. make them wait 59. brighton line 60. blind 60 61. bakers bun 62. tickety boo 63. tickle me 64. the beatles number 65. old age pension 66. clickety click 67. made in heaven 68. saving grace 69. any way up 70. three score and ten 71. bang on the drum 72. a crutch and a duck 73. crutch with a flea, queen b 74. candy store 75. strive and strive 76. seven 'n' six - was she worth it? 77. all the sevens 78. heavens gate 79. one more time 80. there you go matey 81. stop and run 82. fat lady with a duck 83. fat lady with a flea 84. seven dozen 85. staying alive 86. between the sticks 87. fat lady with a crutch 88. two fat ladies 89. all but one 90. top of the house menu bingo cards in the u.s. and canada: land of the free space in the united states and canada, the standard bingo card is a 5 by 5 grid, and 75 numbers are used in the game. a number is not placed in the middle square of the bingo card, that square counting as filled or covered, and is usually marked “free” or “free space.” twenty four of the 75 numbers are therefore used on each bingo card. each column on the bingo card is labeled with a letter from the word “bingo, with the first column labeled “b,” the second “i,” the third “n,” the fourth “g” and the last “o.” the numbers 1 through 15 are randomly assigned to the first, or b column, 16 through 30 the i column, 31 through 45 the n column, 46 through 60 the g column and 61 through 75 the o column. no number may appear more than once per bingo card. menu the 75-number bingo game and bingo cards the numbers 1 to 75 are used in the north american version of the game. they are drawn and called or displayed by a neutral, non-player or computer one after another until a winner is declared. the objective of the player is to quickly determine if his or her bingo card contains the called number and mark it in some way to indicate the match, to get matches such that they form a pre-determined pattern on the card, and be the first person to declare “bingo.” when printed bingo cards are used, a thick marker might be used to daub each number with ink as it is matched, or beans or other tokens might be used to cover the number. one card or multiple bingo cards may be played at the same time. numbers are drawn and called 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