Play Bingo Scatch

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Thursday, 19 May 2011 12:19

Bingo Scratch is a combination of two highly popular games - Bingo and Scratch-It.

To start playing Bingo Scratch, you first need to buy a ticket. The area on the left resembles a typical bingo card with 25 squares arranged in five rows of five. Each space in the grid contains a number (from 1 to 75), except for the center square, which is considered filled. 15 winning patterns are displayed on the screen. Scratch the area on the right to reveal the numbers of 18 drawn balls. As numbers are revealed, the matches are marked on your card. If the matches form any of the winning patterns, you are paid according to the paytable.

Choose a card price with the help of the + and - buttons on either side of the Stake field.
Click on the Buy New Card button to receive a new card and start playing.

There are two game modes: normal and "Auto Scratch". You can switch between the two modes by clicking on the Auto Scratch button.

In normal mode you can scratch a card manually by holding the left mouse button, or use the Scratch button to have a card scratched automatically.
In "Auto Scratch" mode, the Scratch button is clicked automatically each time you buy a new card.

As the numbers of the drawn balls are revealed, the matches are marked on the grid on the left. If the matches form any of the winning patterns, you are paid according to the paytable. There are 15 winning combinations used in the game; all of them - together with payouts - are displayed on the screen.

Auto Play option

This option allows you to start an automatic series of cards with the selected stake value. Cards are scratched automatically during auto plays.

Select the number of cards with the + and - buttons on both sides of Auto Plays field.
Click on Start Auto Play to initiate automatic playing. To stop auto plays, click on the Stop Auto Play button.
During auto plays you can reduce/increase the number of plays with the + and - buttons.
Note that you cannot change the card price during auto plays.