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Below you will see a helpful guide for you to learn the basic terminology used when playing Bingo Online. All new players who are new to Bingo should get to know these Bingo terms to help you in playing Bingo. Admission Packet – The least amount of Bingo cards that a player is required to purchase in order to play Bingo. The average amount is between 3 and 6 cards.
Bingo Board – The display board that will show all numbers that have been called.
Bingo card – The players card with all his personal numbers. The cards are all unique.
Blackout – This is a pattern where all the numbers on the card must be covered in order to win the prize
Buy-in – Before you take part in the game this is the amount you deposit by purchasing cards.
Cash-In-Prize – You usually win cash as the prize which is taken from the money buy-ins.
Catch-up – Numbers are marked automatically on the players card if the were called.
Chat Room – Players can communicate with one another using this while playing a game.
Four corners – A pattern that a player needs to achieve by covering all 4 corners of the card.
Jackpot – The amount you win once you have won the game.
Money Ball – The first ball drawn before the game begins. Players receive a special prize if they achieve this number.
Pattern – The specific shape in which the numbers need to form.
Payout – A percentage of the profits which are paid out by the Bingo Room.
Progressive Jackpot – A jackpot which increases day by day until it is won.
RNG – A random number generator is a machine where numbers are automatically selected.
Wait – The last number needed for a player to win the game.
Wild number – A number which is determined by the first number.
Wrap up – The final game in that session.
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