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Every Bingo club has it's own style of game and even special slang for a game win. Below are 8 of the most common types of wins in Bingo games.

Regular Win

Vertical, Horizontal
or Diagonal Line =
One of the above options to win (not all as shown)

(I didn't want to make 3 different cards but you get the idea.)

Cover All

All the squares must be covered to win this game. This is usually the last game of the night for many clubs.

4 Corners

All four corners must be covered to win, and done so in the first 4 balls drawn in the game. The center is left unmarked.

A Handful Win

This is a 5-square combination win. Looks like 4- corners right? The difference is that you don't have to do it in the first 4 balls. You can win with how many balls it took drawn to cover all the corners. And the center "Free" is marked.

The Postage Stamp

Any 4 groups of squares in any location on the card.

Winner's Circle

All the outer squares of the card must be covered.

The Cross

The covered squares form a center cross on the card.

The Christmas Tree

The covered squares form a tree shape on the card.

There are many Bingo books written on various strategies and views of what the odds are on what numbers get called more than others. Other people just go by lucky chances and feel no numbers are better than others. Whether you are a serious weekly Bingo player or an occasional one, Bingo is now a very popular social event in the United States, as well as a high-income finance for some Bingo hosting areas. Some statistics claim that there are over 6 million avid Bingo fans in the US alone. With prize money (per game) often reaching into the thousands of dollars.

One such lucky winner was Thayo Seipel, who won $10,000 at the McGuire Air Force Base on March 29. Her card cost $5 and she won a progressive game that did not have a winner in 6 years.

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