Bingo — One card, one line wins

Everyone plays on the same 5×5 card: 24 random fields such as S5, D20, T14 or bull, plus a free space in the middle. Hit a field exactly and it is yours, and nobody else can have it any more. The first to get five in a row, across, down or diagonally, wins on the spot.

• One shared 5×5 card, freshly drawn every game
• 24 fields: singles, doubles and triples 1–20, bull and bullseye
• Only the exact ring counts, so T14 needs triple 14
• The free space in the middle counts for everyone
• The card lights up on the board, claimed numbers in player colour
• At most 10 rounds, then the most fields win

At a glance

• Difficulty: Medium
• Players: 2–4 players · 2 vs 2 possible
• Duration: up to approx. 20 min

How to play

1. Read the card: The card is on the screen, and its fields light up on the board too: singles white, doubles blue, triples red.
2. Claim a field: Hit a field on the card exactly and it is yours. Inner and outer singles count the same.
3. Get a line: Five in a row, across, down or diagonally, is BINGO and wins at once, with the free space counting too. In teams, the team wins when one player fills a line with their own fields.
4. Fields stay taken: A claimed field belongs to its player until the end. Hitting it again gets you nothing.
5. No bingo?: After 10 rounds the player with the most fields wins. On a tie the longest line decides.

Tips

• Lines through the middle are shorter: four of your own fields are enough there.
• If a rival needs just one more field, take it, and that line is dead for them.
• Inner and outer singles both count, so single fields are the safest hits.

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• Balloon: Pop 21 balloons
• Bowling: 10 frames on the dartboard
• Fireworks: Light up your own sky
• Battleship: Battleships on the dartboard