- How does the ball selector work?
- You spin the metal cage and a ball drops into the selector automatically, so you don't reach in to pull one out. The caller reads the number and marks the call sheet.
- How many people can play at once?
- There are 18 reusable cards, so up to 18 players can join a single game. Larger groups would need to share cards or take turns.
- What is in the box?
- The metal rotary cage with automatic ball selector, plastic balls, a call sheet, 18 reusable bingo cards and 150 markers.
- Is this a kids' toy or a real bingo set?
- It is a working bingo set with a metal cage, meant for real games at parties and gatherings. It is not a battery-powered electronic caller.
- Do I need to buy anything else to play?
- No. The cards, markers, balls and call sheet are all included. You only need a flat surface and someone to call the numbers.
- How do I keep the pieces together between games?
- There is no case included, so store the balls and markers in a bag or box. The cage is the bulkiest piece.
- Where is the Bingo cheapest?
- At DoorDash, for $6.29, 74% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bingo?
- 22 stores we checked sell it, including Lehman's, The Fun Company, Treehouse Toys, Toys and Treasures, Mast General Store.