Pop Bingo

So how do we get started with pop bingo and how many numbers should we be looking to match?

Well, as with most games it is relatively easy to learn, and it's not too dissimilar to standard bingo games, all that's different is that you don't have to listen to someone calling out numbers and you can leave your dauber at home.

The smallest bet you can stake on pop bingo is a dime (10 pennies) and the maximum bet is £100, but if you want the returns you've got to feed the machine with relatively healthy stakes to push up the payout table.
At the start of each game and after you've made your bet, the RNG will issue you with a bingo card and if you're not happy with it, change it, and keep changing it until you've found one that you're happy and comfortable to play with. These cards will have 15 numbers marked out of 90. The popcorn then starts to pop and bounce upwards onto the card and land on the numbers until all of your 15 numbers have been filled or there are no numbers left, whichever comes soonest. The idea of your bet is to figure how quickly your numbers will be filled. The best possible payout is coming if your numbers are filled immediately, one after the other.
In reality, we estimate that the house edge comes in at just a shade over 3%, which is quite attractive for a casino arcade game of this type.

So, more importantly, what is the lovely payout structure for this established game? Well, the following table will probably give you a better idea, now we have never seen or even ever heard of someone striking their numbers with 40 or fewer balls popped, but the end levels of this scale show that with the auto play function there's a really good chance to increase your coinage!