We know, it’s a bit confusing. But Bingo Bucks is indeed a slot game – it’s just a bit different from slots you might have seen before. The game is presented on what looks like a casino table, with the familiar green surface and lines of chips laying around on the top left. The bingo balls are front and center on the screen, so let’s see what they might lead you to win.

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Reels and lines combination in play

The game has five reels, but you’ll soon notice each one has five positions, forming a 5 x 5 grid that looks very different from the usual slot games you’d play. It also has 12 paylines.

Possible bets you can place

1. Bingo Bucks won’t be the game to appeal to everyone. To be honest, we think slots players are likely to prefer proper slots, while this game will probably be best played by bingo lovers. We’d suggest you take the game for a practice spin prior to playing for real.
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You’ve got a few coins to choose from in Bingo Bucks, but the most important thing to note is how many you can play. You can play just one coin on a spin, but this only enables one payline. So, as you might now guess, you must play 12 coins for each spin to give you a chance of winning on all the lines.

Special symbols used in Bingo Bucks slots

You’ll see the game has bingo balls featuring different letters on them. There are balls with the letters B, I, N, G and O on them to find. You also get lucky 7 appearing on a ball. There are other balls here too, and these have things like pigs, Cupid, a clown and even a palm tree on them. Yep, you get quite a mix! The idea is that a winning combination must land on a line you bet on to trigger a prize for you. The prize will be the number of coins you played multiplied by the coin value you chose.

Is there a bonus feature or two in the game?

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There doesn’t seem to be any bonus feature here, but you may find the game is sufficiently different for this not to matter.

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Bingo Bucks won’t be the game to appeal to everyone. To be honest, we think slots players are likely to prefer proper slots, while this game will probably be best played by bingo lovers. We’d suggest you take the game for a practice spin prior to playing for real. So, which category do you fall into, and do you agree with our thoughts?

While your residents may LOVE playing Bingo, do they also LOVE your bingo prizes? Maybe not.

A lot of activity directors have problems providing residents with bingo prizes that their residents actually like.

For instance, some activity directors pass out candy as bingo prizes, which is easy to purchase and just as easy to pass out after each bingo game. But then some residents complain, 'I'm not a kid. I don't want candy. I want real prizes!'

Then you have other activity directors who pass out money, like quarters or dimes. But yet again, there are residents who don't like it, saying 'I don't gamble.' or 'Why don't you just give us real money like dollars?'

And then of course, there are activity directors who like to use the dollar store, where you can pick up inexpensive items like greeting cards, lotion, and deodorant – all those things that a resident can really use. But once again, residents issue more complaints, like 'I can't use lotion. My daughter already brings me lotion.' or 'Why don't you offer men's socks?'

So how can you get your residents LOVIN' your bingo prizes again?

A Bingo Auction

A bingo auction is an activity where residents use play money (that they receive when they win bingo games) to bid on prizes – thus allowing your residents to choose their own bingo prizes.

THE 3 STEPS OF SETTING UP A BINGO AUCTION:

Step #1: Print out a page of Bingo Bucks (play money).

Print out a sheet of play money onto colored paper. (You can download play money from the Internet or simply use our Bingo Bucks.)

Tip: Always use the same colored paper, like bright yellow or hot pink, so that residents can easily spot their Bingo Bucks in their wallet.

Step #2: Instead of prizes, pass out the Bingo Bucks during bingo.

When someone wins at bingo, give them a Bingo Buck (unless you're playing a fun game of Double Bingo where you will award two Bingo Bucks to the winner).

Tip: Find more fun bingo ideas, like Double Bingo, to try out during your bingo games.

Step #3: Add a Bingo Auction activity to your activity calendar each month.

Plan a fun bingo auction as an activity in which residents use their Bingo Bucks to bid on prizes. Place the auction on your monthly activity calendar, and try having it the same time and day each month so that residents can look forward to it (and so that residents will not keep asking you 'When's the bingo auction?').

Tip: If you find that residents enjoy the bingo auction (and they will), consider scheduling it twice per month. Just make sure to provide a variety of prizes for the auction that appeal to all your residents – even men's socks!

WHY DOES THE BINGO AUCTION WORK SO WELL?

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There are three reasons why you should implement a bingo auction at your facility:

Reason #1: Residents Get to Choose Their Prizes

By having a variety of prizes (candy, lotion, greeting cards, crossword puzzle books, dollar store knickknacks, nail polish, potato chips – whatever you can find at the local dollar store) residents have the opportunity to pick and bid on their own prizes. (No more complaining about receiving kid's prizes or receiving prizes that they cannot use. Woo Hoo!)

Reason #2: The Bingo Bucks Can Improve Participation...In Other Activities

You can use the Bingo Bucks for other activities to entice residents to participate (e.g., 'Get two Bingo Bucks if you play Balloon Volleyball today' or 'Earn a Bingo Buck if your team wins today's Trivia Challenge'). (Try it. It really works!)

Reason #3: You Go Shopping Just Once Per Month

With a bingo auction, you only have to go shopping for bingo prizes once per month. (Yippee!!) If you have two bingo auctions scheduled for the month, then just be sure to get two of everything during your shopping trip to cover both auctions.

So that's it! That's how to get your residents lovin' your bingo prizes again. So go ahead, and add a bingo auction to your activity program. Just follow these 3 simple action steps...

ACTION STEPS

1. Print out the play money or our Bingo Bucks.

2. Pass out the Bingo Bucks to the winners of each bingo game.

3. Add a Bingo Auction on the calendar for next month.

Need help with your bingo games? Then check out our How-to Article How to Make Bingo Fun in Your Facility.