Overview

75-ball bingo where three prizes pay in every room — and where the house is not playing against you. The prize money is the players' own card money; we take 5% and hold the rest.

Why three prizes and not one

Most online bingo ends at the first line. That sounds harmless and it quietly ruins the game as a room fills up, because more cards means more chances that some card gets lucky early:

A busy single-prize room is over in eleven balls — about forty seconds — and a third of those rounds are split between two or more winners. Full house barely moves, because it needs twenty-four specific numbers and extra cards hardly help. So the round is anchored on full house, which holds a steady four-minute game at any room size, and the two earlier prizes give it shape.

What it costs

One card is 1 SUI. The house takes 5% of the room and nothing else — there is no edge on the draw, because we are not on the other side of it. One fifth of that rake goes into the progressive, so 1% of every room feeds the jackpot pool.

The progressive

A card that completes a full house inside the first 50 balls takes the whole pool on top of its prize. That is 1 in 212,085 per card, so most rooms do not hit it and the pool rolls over and grows. It also self-tunes: a busier room hits it sooner, which is right, because a busier room fills it faster.