all previously called numbers within the gameĪdditionally, during claim checking, a representation of the ticket being checked, including its relevant serial or permutation numbers must be shown, together with its status (valid, not valid, already checked). information to allow players to identify the ticket in play, for example, book colour, page details of allocation of prizes, for example, one line, full house, value etcį. total prize fund (this may be subdivided into its constituent parts if required)Į. total number of tickets not in the game, for example, spoiled or unsoldĭ. total number of tickets in the game (whether tickets are paper, virtual or otherwise)Ĭ. There must be provision to display both sets of numbers from any split series permutationsī.

Physical (paper) and virtual (electronic) tickets must be displayed separately. Information to be displayed for main stage games:Ī. Prize information boardġ.2 The prize information board together with any associated boards (if needed) must display the information listed below at all times during the game session (scrolling displays are permitted) and the vast majority of players must have a clear and unobstructed view of the board(s) during play, unless they can clearly view the same information, in real time, by other means. An example of an interval game would be ‘mechanised cash bingo’. Entry into interval games is typically purchased prior to each game starting.

This is any game played outside of sessions of ‘main stage bingo’. 1 - Game Requirements - Bingo technical requirements Definitions Main Stage Bingo Game:ġ.1 This is the primary game, or games, played in any bingo session, involving physical (paper) and, or as well as, virtual (electronic) tickets which are typically purchased before the bingo session starts.

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