Find Out About 60 Ball Bingo
Surprisingly 60 has been largely ignored by bingo game developers. Whilst there's an abundance of 40 and 50 ball games, few have ventured into the 60 territory. In fact up until October 2020 only Tombola offered players the chance to play a game with 60 numbers. The popular independent games brand gave players the chance to play Bingo 60 and Blocks. However the latest arrival into this section is something completely new - live bingo! Deal Or No Deal The Big Draw is a 60 ball game that's played with a presenter and it's a lot of fun. Why there isn't a wider range of 60 ball games we don't really know. Perhaps it's because it doesn't really lend itself to a theme (e.g. 52 ball = playing cards) or that it doesn't add anything new. That said the 60 ball bingo variations here are very innovative games so there's definitely scope to add to the roster below.
How To Play 60 Ball Bingo
In theory you play 60 ball bingo in exactly the same was as a 60 ball game. Numbers are called and the object is to coverall and shout house before other players. However that's not the case. All versions of the 60 ball game have their own quirks and features. Tombola's Blocks is completely different when it comes to online bingo as it doesn't have a standard bingo ticket. Deal Or No Deal Live is more traditional in some respects but you only need to cross off 7 numbers for a chance to win a prize. Tombola are the only brand to currently have something vaguely resembling a 75 ball or 90 ball game. However in their Bingo 60 all players are given five coloured tickets. Each ticket (orange, green, red, purple and blue) has a different number of numbers (6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 respectively) and if you cross off those numbers first then you win the corresponding ticket colour prize. As the prizes are won the tickets drop out the game but you still have a chance to win with your other tickets.
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