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How does online bingo work?

Playing bingo online couldn’t be easier. In fact, it’s very similar to playing at your local bingo club. Just in case you haven’t been to a club before, here’s a quick run-down of how to play online bingo:

1. You start by buying a bingo ticket with a set of numbers on it. Maybe a few tickets, if you want to up your chances of winning.
2. The caller, or in online bingo’s case, the online program, will randomly select and draw numbers.
3. If one of your numbers is shown, you’ll be able mark it off your sheet manually or use the automatic feature to automatically mark it off on your ticket.
4. The main ways to win are to get a line of numbers marked, or every number on your ticket – what’s known as a full house. Some games will also reward you in other ways, such as getting the four corners of your ticket, or two lines.
5. The program will automatically tell you if you’ve won. You’ll then be able to collect your winnings.

Online bingo at Mecca Bingo

To play online bingo with Mecca Bingo, register with us and follow these steps to get started:

1. Log in to your account and deposit some money to play with.
2. Open the bingo lobby by hitting a ‘Play Bingo Now’ button.
3. The bingo rooms will be displayed with ticket prices and the prize on offer for the next game.
4. Find a game that takes your fancy and join the room.
5. Before the next game starts, choose the number of tickets you want to play with. The maximum amount you can buy will vary from game to game.
6. Wait for the next game to start and see if your numbers come in!
7. Once the game has started, your numbers will be marked off automatically on your tickets. We’ll let you know if you get a win.

If you want to try another game, just head to the lobby to see what else is on offer. There’s plenty to choose from, so feel free to take a look around. Have fun!

🏆 How does bingo work?

Imagine enjoying the same great game you play in-club, but being able to do it on the go, at home, or even in your pyjamas. You can play online or via our award-winning app on Android and iOS devices. You can pre-purchase tickets for scheduled games, or jump into the action as part of our live schedule. Just pick a room and head into the lobby. You’ll be able to chat to friends, play a fab selection of mini games or get straight into the fun in the current live bingo games. Or, if you fancy bit more of a face-to-face social, you can find your local Mecca Bingo Club and make it a night out to remember.

🏆 How to play bingo?

Bingo is a fairly easy game to pick up and start having fun with. The rules are simple and it’s easy to get involved. If you’re new to bingo, be it online bingo or in-club, you can learn how to play bingo using our basic guide. It’ll tell you all you need to know to pick up a dabber with confidence!

🏆 What are the bingo rules?

The rules of bingo fairly simple to understand, but can vary slightly depending on which version of bingo you’re playing – 90-ball, 80-ball or 75-ball bingo.

75-ball bingo is the most traditional format of bingo you’ll play online or in-club. You’ll be dabbing off the called numbers on a single card containing a grid of 5 numbers across and 5 numbers down. You’ll have to mark off a whole row to win – usually in any direction across the grid.

80-ball bingo is great for players who deem 90-ball to be a little too slow. Developed with online bingo players in mind, during 80-ball games you’ll be dabbing on a colour-coordinated 4x4 grid, with different winning patterns to play for. You can choose to manually dap your own grid, or can select the auto-dabbing option for a more laid-back game.

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90-ball bingo is epic, and the world’s most loved way to play. This massive game includes grids of 9 columns and 3 rows, with 5 numbers in each row. Complete a horizontal row and you’ll win. Two horizontal rows, you’ll win. And the final winner is the lucky roomie who marks off a full house for a grand prize.

We’ve got loads of great online bingo games on offer at Meccabingo.com. Grab your dabber and join us for a game!

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From the obvious to the outrageous, bingo calls have been part of British bingo history since the dawn of this great game. Some are well known and make their way into common slang; others are built on rhymes and humour. Each one is different, and it can pay off to have them memorised before you grab a dabber. Here’s our full breakdown of brilliant bingo calls.

🏆 Can I play online bingo with friends?

Of course! It’s what we know and love at Mecca – playing as a community. You can join fun games with friends, or simply chat with no obligation to buy tickets or play. Whether you’re playing bingo online or in-club, it’s always more fun to play with friends.

Looking for some fun golf formats to trial this summer?

Quick 9 takes a look at some of the formats that you could incorporate into your rounds in 2019…

Fun golf formats: Skins

Skins is determined on the value set by the players on each hole.

Players go head-to-head in a type of match play in which each individual hole has a set value. The player who wins the hole is said to win the “skin,” and whatever that skin is worth.

Skins games are often more dramatic than standard match play because holes cannot be halved. When players tie on a hole, the value of that hole is carried over to the next one. The more ties, the greater the value of the skin and the bigger the eventual payoff.

For example, a skins game might be played for £1 per hole. If three holes in a row are played without a winner, then the fourth hole is worth £4.

Fun golf formats: Snake

This is one for the players that enjoy placing a bet during a round of golf.

Snake is all about avoiding three putts. If you are the last person in the group to commit a three putt during the round you’re in trouble.

The game follows some basic rules:

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• Your group agrees before the round how much the bet is worth
• The first player to three putt owns “the snake”
• They hold it until the next person three putts
• The person holding the snake at the end of the round owes the other golfers in the group the agreed amount

There are two ways to determine how much the payout is at the end of the round. The first is to simply name the price of the entire bet e.g. you agreed the bet is worth £5 so at the end of the round the player holding the snake owes each player in the group £5.

However, there is a different version where the amount double each time there is a three putt e.g. the starting bet begins at £1 and if the snake is passed eight times it means the winner eventually pays out £256 in total!

Fun golf formats: Cha-Cha-Cha

In the 4-Man Cha Cha Cha tournament format, each member of the team plays their ball throughout the round. However, a three hole rotation exists for determining how many scores are used to create the team score.

On the first hole, the one low ball counts as the team score. On the second hole, the two low balls count as the team score and then onn the third hole, the three low balls count as the team score.

The rotation starts over on the fourth hole.

Fun golf formats: Bingo-Bango-Bongo

In Bingo-Bango-Bongo, three types of achievements are rewarded with a point. The first player in a group to get his ball on the green gets a point (bingo). The player in the group whose ball is closest to the pin once all balls are on the green gets a point (bango). The player in the group who is first to hole out gets a point (bongo).

Fun golf formats: Chapman (Pinehurst)

When the Chapman System is the format for a tournament then it means two person teams will be competition against each other.

Chapman is really, is just several formats rolled into one. Teammates switch balls after their tee shots, select the one best ball after their second shots and then play alternate shots until the ball is holed.

Fun golf formats: Ghost

The Ghost format requires three players to play out a fourball betterball match with an imaginary player.

One player is selected to play with the Ghost who plays off scratch and gives shots to every other player in the group as normal.

The Ghost pars every hole so the best way to play this format is to have the highest handicapper play with the Ghost.

Fun golf formats: Coloured Ball

Coloured ball is played by a four person team and every player plays the hole with their own ball, but on each hole, one player plays the coloured ball.

The coloured ball rotates among the team members on each hole: A plays it on hole 1, B plays it on hole 2 etc.

The team score is the total of the score from the coloured ball plus the lowest score of the other 3 balls played.

Fun golf formats: Split Sixes

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During Split Sixes there are six points up for grabs on each hole.

If a player wins the hole outright then they receive four points, the second best score gets two points and the third zero.

However, if one person won the hole and the other two halved then it would be 4-1-1. If two players halve but beat the third then it is 3-3-0. You get the picture.

You don’t need a maths degree and can be tactical near the end.

Fun golf formats: Daytona

If you like to play golf with added risk then you’ll love this format.

Each team of two put their scores together, so if they both had fours the score is 44. If the scores were different then the scoring depends on how you fared to par.

If one of you got a par or better you would take the lower score first. For example a four and a six on a par 5 scores 46. If you are both above par, say on a par four, then you take the higher score is put first giving you 64.

The lower total takes the money, but be prepared for some big swings.