About Bingola

Bingola is a social game where players find letters in words. It's that simple!

To play the game, players take one or more Bingola tickets with many printed letters. The organiser calls out random words. When a player hears a word containing a letter on their ticket, they mark the letter with a pen or dauber. If a player marks off all the letters on their ticket, they shout out "Bingola" and win the game.

Bingola can be played in homes, schools, clubs, community centres and in aged care. As everyone knows the game Bingo, everyone will understand Bingola, but they'll find it much more entertaining and engaging. No limiting yourselves to repetitive numbers, when there are thousands of exciting words to rediscover and find delight.

What makes Bingola special is the mathematics behind each ticket. Even though some letters are more common than others, the Bingola 99 System calculates combinations of letters that have the same probability of success.

Bingola is mostly a game of luck. If a player does not know how to spell a word, they ask the caller to spell it out. The many benefits of the game include learning new words and improving writing. It can be played by young and old alike, with everyone having the same chance to win.

Included in the retail game of Bingola:

• 250 randomised player tickets
• 20 printed wordlists of various grades
• Instruction sheet

Request a free sample game

To find out if Bingola is right for your organisation*, we can post a free, no-obligation sample of Bingola to try out and get feedback. In our free package has:

• 15 randomised player tickets
• 3 printed wordlists
• Instruction sheet

* organisations cover established commerical venues, schools, community centres and aged care centres in Australia. While there is no obligation, we hope you will provide us with feedback.