90 Ball Bingo 90 Ball Bingo is your standard UK bingo game, and one you are probably the most familiar with. Each 90 ball bingo game is usually played for three prizes, although there are some variations that may miss out one or two of these possibilities, such as playing directly for a full house. Basics of 90 Ball Bingo. In 90 ball bingo, all players are given a 9x3 card. There are three rows running from left to right, with nine columns running up and down. The cards are laid out with 15 numbers, putting five numbers in each horizontal row. The numbers are randomly placed, though there can be only certain numbers in each vertical column. 1-90 Number Bingo myfreebingocards.com Safety First! Before you print all your bingo cards, please print a test page to check they come out the right size and color. Your bingo cards start on Page 3 of this PDF. If your bingo cards have words then please check the spelling carefully. If you need to make any changes go to mfbc.us/e/t8hf9p Play.

90 Number Bingo Game Notes

Following are some resources for 90 number bingo games. 90 ball bingo is the European alternative to standard North American 75 ball bingo. In fact, this version of the game is the most popular version in the world, as it is played most often everywhere but in North America. 90 ball bingo is also called “housie” or 90 number bingo; here’s a look at some of the game basics.

The cards: In the 90 ball version, the bingo cards (tickets) are arranged in three rows and nine columns. This is different than 75 ball, which is played on cards arranged in five rows and five columns. In each row there are five squares, and there is no free square.

The numbers: 90 ball bingo cards are arranged with the numbers 1 through to 90. The trick is, there are only 15 numbers on each card (five numbers in each row). The other spaces on the card are left empty. As with 75 number bingo, 90 ball has pre-set numbers for each column; 1-10 in the first column and so on.

Winning: Every game of 90 number bingo offers a player multiple chances to win. Wins occur in stages. Once one winner is named in the first stage, the players start the second stage, right up until the final stage. The first stage is the one line win, in which a player needs to mark a complete line across a card.

Two lines is the second stage, where two horizontal lines need to be marked to win. Finally, the full house round (from which the name housie comes from) is won by marking all of the numbers on a card. Full house is similar to the blackout version of 75 ball bingo.

Prizes: Prizes for 90 ball bingo will typically be lower than that for 75 ball bingo because of the multiple winners in each game. Sites and halls don’t want to be handing out enormous pots three times every game, so the losses are calculated accordingly.

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About 90-ball bingo

A British classic, today 90-ball bingo is still one of the most popular types of bingo, played both online and in the real-world. People like it so much, it’s also being played all over the world. What makes it such an exiting game is you’ve got three chances to win in every round, but with 90 balls in play, winning involves a sharp eye as well as luck.

How to play 90-ball bingo

Although you can use any amount, traditionally, 90-ball bingo is played using a full strip of cards. Six individual bingo cards make up a strip, with all 90 numbers scattered amongst them. During each round, all 90 balls are called in random order. On any card, you can win by dabbing out all the numbers on one and/or two lines, or by completing an entire card – the iconic full house.

Rules

90 Ball Bingo Sheet

In any round of 90-ball bingo, each number can only be called once. This is why it’s ‘eyes down’ time. It’s also when a jam-packed, buzzing bingo hall suddenly falls silent. To win, all one-line, two-line and full house winners must shout bingo for it to be valid. Also, cards are usually checked by an independent party before play commences or a new round begins.

Prize structure

You can organise the prizes however you like, but generally the prize value increases with each win:

• 3rd prize: all the numbers on any one-line, on any card.
• 2nd prize: all the numbers on any two-lines, but on the same card.
• 1st prize: all the numbers on one card, equalling a full house.

Because it’s a bit like winning the lottery, some bingo rooms have a special jackpot for anyone who wins all three in one round.

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90-ball bingo card design

Each 90-ball bingo card design is set out like a grid: 9 columns and 3 rows, totalling 27 boxes. For ease, from left to right, column values increase by values of ten:

• Column 1: numbers 0-9.
• Column 2: numbers 10-19.
• Column 3: numbers 20-29, etc.
• The last being column 9: numbers 80-90.

Each row is what’s referred to as ‘a line’ in one and two-line wins. Some boxes are blank; unlike 75-ball bingo’s wildcard, here they serve no purpose.

Play in a group, alone, anywhere

With our printable 90-ball cards and digital bingo caller, you can play anywhere, anytime you fancy, alone or with friends. Once you’ve printed your cards and loaded Bingo Machine 90, you don’t need even need an internet connection to play a game.

Print 90-ball bingo cards in 3 simple steps

Okay, you’re almost there. It’s time to think about drinks and snacks and locate your best dabbers while your shiny new 90-ball bingo cards print off. Printing should be a breeze, just follow these 3 simple steps.

Tip: using the cards you can see on-screen now, print a test sheet first.

First step: pick a colour

We’ve given you a choice of 7 great rainbow colours to choose from: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, dark blue, violet. Be sure to check you’ve got enough ink in your print cartridge before you choose one and remember to set your printer to colour. Otherwise, just select black and white.

Second step: set print dimensions

Make sure your printer is set to a standard A4 print format, or portrait size, and formatted in the upright position. These dimensions should already be set by default, but it’s useful to use the print preview function before burning through sheets of paper and wasting playtime.

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Third step: create and print

Now you’re ready to roll, using the control panel (underneath colour options), select ‘create new cards’ and then hit ‘print’. You’ll no-doubt be excited, but try wait a few minutes for the print to dry before you grab them. Your friends should be pretty impressed by your bingo card creation, but smudged numbers and dirty finger prints won’t win any prizes.