Whats The Difference Between 90 And 75 Ball Bingo Games?
The straight answer to this question is, somewhat unsurprisingly, fifteen balls! The essential rules of 75 ball and 90 ball Bingo are the same, but you will find that the tickets are laid out a little differently. The 75 ball game has a ticket laid out as a 5 x 5 grid with a number in each square of the grid (i.e. twenty-five numbers) and players are looking to mark off called numbers to achieve a specified pattern including a ‘coverall’ of every square. The 90 ball game has a ticket layout that’s a 9 x 3 grid with five numbers appearing on each line of the ticket to give a total selection of fifteen numbers. Here the aim is to cover off complete lines on the ticket. For UK players (and elsewhere in the Commonwealth such as Australia and New Zealand) the 90-ball game is the most common Bingo variant played in real-world venues, whereas North America is the traditional home of the 75 ball game. Interestingly in the online Bingo world these geographical preferences have been pretty much
