Ideal | Electronic Bingo: Host your own Bingo night at home

Ideal | Electronic Bingo: Host your own Bingo night at home! | Family Games | 3+ Players | Ages 8+

Ideal | Electronic Bingo: Host your own Bingo night at home! | Family Games | 3+ Players | Ages 8+


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Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 13.5 cm; 370 Grams
Model: ILFD-11284-JA
Material: Cardboard, Plastic
Colour: Multicoloured
Batteries Required: Yes
Batteries Included: No
Age: 8 years and up
Assembly: No
Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 13.5 cm; 370 Grams
Material: Cardboard, Plastic

4 Responses

  1. JoshFOLtuworiot says:

     United Kingdom

    So glad I went ahead an ordered this, I didn’t really expect it to be any good. But really is a great little device for great family fun!!!
    I printed off alot of extra bingo cards to use, you could just make your own by hand by just copying the card number and the bingo numbers down on square paper.

    Only fault I can find with this game is it says you can play one line then follow straight on to full house but you can’t it starts the game all over again once you’ve checked the card for one line, so we just play straight full houses.
    But overall for the money it’s fab!

  2. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    We as a family often have bingo nights but the way we were having callers left an easy way for cheating lol. This is fantastic. Could be a little louder but good value for money.

  3. mkayius says:

     United Kingdom

    Bought a few weeks ago for our disability group session where we play board games, draw and now play a few bingo games for small prizes. We laminated the paper bingo cards and we bought see through 19mm counters to place on numbers when called. This saves the faff of having to use markers and rub cards off and the paper bingo cards which are now laminated are now strong. Do this and you will have a great time with the electronic bingo game which you can play at home with friends and family too.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    It’s clear and fun for children. Only problem is you can’t do one, two and then continue on to the full house. Each time you need to start again if using the card recognition. As others have said the cards that come with it are recognised by the machine. So you need counters or something so you an use repeatedly, I have laminated them and we use white board pens and clean them after we’ve played.