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Select the version of Bingo that will be 1.
played. There are many variations to
the game. For instance, in “Blackout”
Bingo, ALL the numbers on a player’s
Bingo Card (5) must be covered to
have a winning combination.
Give each player a Bingo Card (5). 2.
Depending on the number of players
in the game, each player may use
more than one Bingo Card.
Each player will use one of the Game 3.
Markers (4) to cover the “Free” space
on their Bingo Card (5). Depending
on the number of players, a player
may use only a particular color of
Game Marker (4) if he or she desires.
When all the Numbered Balls (2) are 4.
in the Rotary Cage (1), use the handle
to spin the Rotary Cage. The scoop
inside the Rotary Cage will take a
ball and roll it out of the Rotary Cage.
The player spinning the cage will then
read out that Numbered Ball (“I-3” for
example).
Each player will use a Game 5.
Marker (4) to cover the “I-3” slot (or
whichever combination is called) if
that combination exists on their Bingo
Card (5).
Continue to spin the Rotary Cage (1) 6.
and call out indicated letter-number
combinations. All players will cover
the corresponding slots on their Bingo
Card (5).
When a player is the rst to cover a 7.
straight row of numbers on his or her
Bingo Card (5)-either in a horizontal,
vertical, or diagonal line-that player is
the winner.
A player with a winning combination of 8.
numbers should call out “BINGO!” to
alert the other players of their winning
combination.
MAINTENANcE ANd SErVIcINGBEFOrE EAch uSE,1. inspect
the general condition of the Bingo
Game Set. Check for loose parts,
dented or cracked Numbered Balls,
chipped Game Tokens, and any other
condition that may affect its safe
operation.
When nished using Bingo Game Set, 2.
store in a safe location out of reach of
children under 3 years old.