BingoPlus Bingo Rooms: Mega, Rush and Speed Compared

BingoPlus bingo begins with three tiles. On the desktop lobby’s first tab, Bingo Mega and Bingo Rush sit at the front as live studio rooms, and Bingo Speed follows from its own studio. Behind them come the 34 e-bingo titles of the Bingo Boom tab. This page covers the three rooms; the live bingo pillar explains how any studio room runs.

The three BingoPlus bingo titles at a glance

The desktop home page shows both live rooms with a viewer count that changes through the day, and a meter above them labelled “Jackpot & Bingo(44B&48B)”.

Bingo Mega

Bingo Mega is the first tile of the Bingo tab and the first room on the desktop home page. A host runs the game from a studio, the ball machine is on camera, and your cards are marked against the same calls as everyone else’s in the room.

1. Open Bingo Mega and read the buying screen: card price, number of cards allowed, the pattern for the next game.
2. Buy cards inside the countdown.
3. Watch the calls; the room marks your cards.
4. If your card completes the pattern first, the room credits the prize shown for that game.

Bingo Rush

Bingo Rush is the second live studio room, built the same way as Bingo Mega: a host, a ball machine and a shared draw. The two run side by side on the home page, each with its own viewer count, so you can see which room is busier before you open one.

Busier is not better or worse in itself. A full room means more cards in play, so more chances that someone else completes the pattern first; a quieter room means fewer competing cards. The room’s own screen shows the prize for each game, which is the number to weigh against the crowd.

Bingo Speed

Bingo Speed carries the SPEED studio’s mark and sits as the third title on the Bingo tab. It is listed apart from the two hosted rooms, so take a first look before you spend anything.

1. Open Bingo Speed from the Bingo tab without buying a card.
2. Read its rules screen for the pattern and the number of balls drawn.
3. Note the card price and how many cards one game allows.
4. Watch one game through, then decide whether its pace suits you.

How to choose a room

Two pages help with the last two rows: the 34 e-bingo games for quick rounds and how a bingo jackpot within a ball count works.

Before your first card

Learn the columns of a 75-ball card, B 1 to 15 through O 61 to 75, so you can follow the calls at a glance; the page on bingo numbers by letter has the full layout. Then set a number of cards per game and keep to it, because live rooms run game after game without a pause long enough to rethink.