BingoPlus Pula Puti: Red, White and the Two Versions on the Lobby

BingoPlus Pula Puti is the perya game of red (pula) against white (puti): you bet on a colour, the game's device lands on one, and the paytable pays the winning side.

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BingoPlus Pula Puti is the simplest-looking game on the perya tab and one of the oldest at the fair: red, pula, against white, puti. You pick a side, the game’s wheel, board or device settles on a colour, and the winning side is paid. The lobby lists two versions under Specialty Game, from two different makers.

The full set of fair-ground games is on the perya casino overview.

How a BingoPlus Pula Puti round settles

  1. Choose a side. Red (pula) or white (puti), and any other bet the version offers.
  2. Set your stake. Pick a chip value from the table.
  3. The device decides. The game’s random outcome lands on a colour.
  4. The winning side is paid. At the rate the version’s paytable shows.

A version may add outcomes beyond the two colours, a house result or a special segment, and that is where versions differ most. Read the rules screen before the first round.

The two Pula Puti games on the lobby

Title in the game listMakerTab
Pula PutiSpin MasterSpecialty Game
Pula PutiPula Puti (the studio’s own label)Specialty Game

Both carry the same name, so the maker’s mark on the tile is how you tell them apart. Spin Master also makes a Color Game and a Drop Ball on the same tab.

The Pula Puti game at the fair and on a screen

At the fair the pula puti game is a board or wheel split into red and white, run by a stall keeper. Online, the board becomes an animation or a live stream and the stall keeper becomes the paytable.

At the fairOn BingoPlus
The deviceA painted board or wheelAn animated or streamed device
Who runs itA stall keeperThe game’s random outcome
How you are paidCash at the stallCredited to your balance
Where the rules arePainted on the boardThe game’s rules screen

Red or white: what to check before betting

  1. The outcomes. Are there only two colours, or a third result that takes both sides?
  2. The rates. What does a winning red or white bet return?
  3. The limits. The smallest and largest stake the table accepts.

Those three answers decide whether a version is close to an even split or not. Pula Puti sits in the same family as Color Game and its 12 versions, and its fair-ground roots are on the page about the peryahan.

Problem

A side you backed lost even though the device looked split down the middle.

Fix

Some versions include a result that is neither red nor white. Check the rules screen for any third outcome before you play again.

FAQ

What does pula puti mean?

Red and white in Filipino: pula is red, puti is white. The game is named for the two sides you can back.

How many Pula Puti games does BingoPlus have?

Two in the game list of 19 October 2026: one from Spin Master and one listed under the Pula Puti studio's own name.

Is Pula Puti 50-50?

Not necessarily. Some versions add other outcomes or side bets, which changes the odds of each side. Read the version's rules screen for its exact outcomes and rates.

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