K'moi

Playing with your favourite numbers is something that appeals to many players! As with the national lottery, participants fill in a blank bingo grid with their favourite numbers. These blank bingo tickets are made of coated paper that copies to a second sheet so that you can easily check and make sure there is no cheating. The big difference with other traditional games is the auto-copying coated paper. The players write on the front of the paper using a ballpoint pen and the pressure of the writing creates a copy of the numbers on the second sheet which will then be given to the bingo organizer. Organisers are therefore in possession of a clear second copy of the grids. Clear instructions are written on the first sheet "No duplicate numbers, no erasures" otherwise the host can cancel the win.

 This 90-ball bingo grid can be played with dabbers or bingo chips. Remember to give the rules of the game before you start.