How do you play bingo?

You have the choice to play bingo on electronic terminals or on paper. On paper you will need to use a dauber (dabber) to mark off your cards. For electronics you will need to open a computer account.

Is there a difference in cost for electronic versus paper play?

No. It will cost you the same to play either.

How many cards can you play?

On electronics you can play anywhere from 3 to 60 cards per game. On paper you can play as many cards as you can manually dab.

How long does it take to play?

You can play for as long or as little as you want as we run a drop in program where you can start or stop playing as you desire depending on when you arrive or want to leave.

Do electronics and paper play the same game?

Yes. However, electronics does have personal play games which are bonus games available only on electronics which range from pull tab like games to scratch and win games.

How do I collect my winnings?

If you win on electronics your prize will be added to your account. If you win on paper you will be paid out at your table.

Do I need ID?

Yes. As we are an over 19 facility you are required to have picture ID to be in the building. Also, if you win a prize to be paid out by cheque we require picture ID and a secondary piece of ID as well.

What is a double win?

A double win is a 3up that can be played on electronics or paper that if you bingo on you will receive double the prize after the prize has been split amongst all winners. On Thursdays a double win will be 6 up for evening and afternoon regular games, and a 3up will be a triple win with the same rules for double wins but triple the prize.

What does it mean when a pattern is called “HARD”?

"HARD" means you cannot use the free space for the pattern.

What is AYCP?

AYCP is an abbreviation for a special package we sell called “All You Can Play”. This consists of 18 cards for the price of $10. This cannot be split up and must be played by one person. This is available on Sundays during the evening session. This is available on paper or electronics.

What is Highstakes?

Highstakes is a special Sunday package we offer once a month when we run $1000 games in the evening session. Similar to AYCP you can get 18 cards for $20. You cannot get double wins or 6 ups this day but we do offer 3ups for $5 for players that cannot play 18 cards. This is available on electronics or paper, and cards cannot be split up between players.

What is Super Saturday?

Super Saturday is the last Saturday of each month where we run $1000 games similar to Highstakes with the same breakdown of sales for cards. ($20 for 18 cards, no 6ups, no double wins, 3up single pay for $5). We also have a special game for $3 called the Super Seven that pays $7000 in so many numbers and $5000 afterwards.

What is “333, 666, 999”?

This is a guaranteed payout of $333 per regular game on Thursday evening regular games. You have the potential to win $666 on a double win and $999 on a triple win.

Are the prices the same everyday?

No. Prices for books vary from day to day, however, specials are always the same price.

Are you a drop in or session facility?

We do run sessions at our facility, however, we run it in a drop in style. You can come in at any time and start playing bingo. A book purchase is not necessary to play specials. Singles are available for patrons arriving after a book has started.

What is satellite bingo?

It is a provincial game played throughout the province at 2 pm, 8:30 pm and 11:00 pm. There is a progressive province wide part and an in hall part.

Do I have to yell bingo?

If you are playing paper yes. If you are playing electronics, no.

Can I share my cards?

All purchases made by a player are for the player. You cannot share cards but if needed you can get another player to help you with your cards while they are playing their cards.

What is the difference between a book and a special?

A book is a booklet of pages designated for a set number of games with the same payout for all games. A special is an extra card for games not part of the booklet with prizes specific for that game including any jackpot prizes.

What is a Jackpot prize?

A jackpot prize is a prize associated with a special. If the game is won under specific circumstances a jackpot bonus prize will be paid out to the winner by cheque. A win of this nature requires two pieces of ID, one of which must be government issued picture ID.

What does it mean by 9up, 3up, etc.?

This refers to how many card faces a book or special has.

What does quick dab mean?

Quick dab refers to a button on electronic terminals that will dab off all cards when I number is called.

How do I play electronics?

To play electronics you open an account for a dollar value with the cashier. The cashier gives you an account slip. You will use this slip to log on to a computer and purchase your cards. All purchases will come from your opening balance and all wins will be added to your account. You must retain this slip to cash out winnings and leftover cash and to add more money if needed.

Can I close my account while still playing?

No. You can debit all money from your account, but if you close your account you will lose all unplayed cards.

What if I make a wrong purchase on electronics?

You can come up to the cashier to change any purchases before the game is played. Once the game is started there is nothing that can be done.

Is there anyone that can help me?

Yes. We have floor walkers/sellers that are on the floor to assist you with any needs you may have. Also, we do have a guest services representative that can help you as well.

Will I get paid by cash or cheque?

All regular payouts are by cash only. All Jackpot prizes are paid by cheque only and require proper ID. (Government issued picture Id and a secondary piece).

Do you take credit cards, debit cards or cheques?

We do not accept cheques, debit cards or credit cards. Cash only for bingo purchases. We do however, have several ATMs for debit or credit card use.