Run /bingo with a stake and one or two cards. Follow the public 75-ball hall. Raise auto-dabs until virtual pattern awards settle.
Complete game information
How Live Bingo works.
All figures describe virtual-coin play. Unless a row says net or score, a × value is the total return including the original stake.
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How to play
Open or join the channel's live hall during its 20-second card-sales window.
Buy one or two private cards at the hall's fixed virtual-coin stake per card.
Follow the public 75-ball draw while Raise automatically marks every called number and the free center square.
The first qualifying card or tied cards lock each award tier: one line, two lines, then full house.
The draw finishes at full house and each winning card receives its accumulated share of the virtual prize pool.
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Bets & actions
One card
One stake and one independently generated private 5×5 card.
Two cards
Two stakes and two private cards; two is the per-player round maximum.
My cards
Open or refresh the private auto-dabbed cards while the public hall continues drawing.
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Possible returns
Awards depend on the total card pool and the number of cards tied at the first completion of each tier. A single card can receive more than one tier. Individual awards remain subject to the server's maximum-return cap.
Result
Return / award
What it means
First one-line pattern
20% of pool
Shared equally among every card that first reaches at least one completed line on that ball.
First two-line pattern
30% of pool
Shared equally among every card that first reaches at least two completed lines on that ball.
First full house
40% of pool
Shared equally among every card whose entire grid completes on the winning ball.
Base house allocation
10% of pool
The starting portion not assigned to pattern tiers. Any award amount removed by a per-card maximum-return cap is also retained.
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Key rules & edge cases
Each card is a standard 5×5 B-I-N-G-O grid: column ranges are 1–15, 16–30, 31–45, 46–60, and 61–75, with a free center.
A line may be any complete row, column, or either main diagonal. A card can have up to twelve completed lines.
The first player opens the hall's stake; later entrants must use that same stake and may hold no more than two cards.
Balls are drawn without replacement about every 1.5 seconds until a full house exists.
Private cards are generated separately for each player, while everyone follows the same committed public draw order.
Raise is 18+ simulated entertainment. Virtual coins cannot be purchased, exchanged, withdrawn, or awarded as real-value prizes. Server betting limits and game-specific maximum-return settings apply where supported.