Video Bingo

Introduction

Video Bingo is an engaging single-player bingo game created by Digital Gaming Solutions, which develops software for online casinos. Players earn payouts based on how many bingo balls they need to complete the designated pattern for that specific game.

Rules

Here are the guidelines you need to follow to play Video Bingo.

1. The game utilizes American bingo cards that consist of a 5x5 grid filled with numbers ranging from 1 to 75.
2. Some variations of the game include a free center spot on the cards, whereas others may not.
3. Players have the option to use between 1 and 8 cards, with each card available for purchase at rates of 25 cents, $1, or $5.
4. The game offers an array of target patterns, which are selected at random during play.
5. The payout structure is based on the number of marked squares (excluding the free space) needed to complete a specific pattern. All winning payouts operate on a 'for one' basis, meaning players do not reclaim their original wagers upon winning as they typically would in table games.
6. The game will draw the maximum number of balls necessary to achieve a winning outcome.
7. Players receive payouts depending on the number of balls required to fill the target pattern on their selected card.

9 Spot Analysis

The subsequent table illustrates my analysis of all games needing 9 marked spots, not including the free square, to form a pattern. The total return displayed in the bottom right cell is 97.01%.

9-Mark Patterns: Lucky 7, Martini, Giraffe, cent symbol.

10 Spot Analysis

The next table outlines my findings regarding all games that require 10 marked squares, excluding the free square, to complete a pattern. The final cell in the bottom right indicates a return of 96.99%.

10-Spot Patterns: Railroad, Tree.

11 Spot Analysis

The upcoming table presents my evaluation of all games that necessitate 11 marked spots, not counting the free square, to achieve a pattern. The overall return shown in the bottom right corner is 97.05%.

11-Mark Patterns: Rabbit Ears, Sailboat, Airplane, Picnic Table.

12 Spot Analysis

The subsequent table showcases my insights on all games that require 12 marked spots, disregarding the free square, to fulfill a pattern. The return noted in the bottom right cell amounts to 97.02%.

12-Mark Patterns: Telephone Pole, Checkers, Diamond, Moon, Trident, Percent (including free square), Scorpion, Anchor.

13 Spot Analysis

The next table displays my comprehensive analysis of games that call for 13 marked spots, excluding the free square, to complete any pattern. The bottom right corner reveals a return of 96.97%.

13-Mark Patterns: Anchor, Diamond, Bullseye, Telephone Pole, Percent Symbol (without free square).

14 Spot Analysis

The following table illustrates my review of games that require 14 marked spots, not counting the free square, to achieve a pattern. The return shown in the bottom right measures 97.06%.

14-Spot Patterns: Turtle, Top Hat, Clock.

15 Spot Analysis

The subsequent table details my examination of games that need 15 marked spots, excluding the free square, to cover a pattern. The bottom right cell indicates a return of 96.95%.

15-Spot Patterns: Layer cake.

16 Spot Analysis

The following table highlights my research on games that necessitate 16 marked spots, not including the free square, to fulfill a pattern. The return listed in the bottom right corner is 97.02%.

16-Mark Patterns: Shamrock, Four Stamps, Pound symbol, Outer frame, Bow tie.

18 Spot Analysis

The next table encompasses my analysis of games that require 18 marked spots, excluding the free square, to form a pattern. The return shown in the bottom right cell reads 96.99%.

18-Spot Patterns: Dollar Sign

20 Spot Analysis

The following table summarizes my findings for games that call for 20 marked spots, not counting the free square, to complete a pattern. The final return in the bottom right cell is 96.99%.

20-Spot Patterns: Highway

24 Spot Analysis

The subsequent table presents my scrutiny of games that necessitate 24 marked spots, excluding the free square, to satisfy a pattern. The return indicated in the bottom right measures 97.00%.

24-Spot Patterns: Coverall

Summary

The upcoming table outlines returns based on the number of marked spaces needed to fulfill a pattern (excluding the free square). The analysis reveals that the highest return is achieved at 97.064% with the 14-mark patterns.

Written by: Michael Shackleford