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on 10/1/2008 does playing more than one card increase your chances? If so, by how much?
on 5/31/2008 I hosted a bingo party for our K-8 school. For more variety, I mixed up the various ways to win: (I searched the internet to compose this list) 1. Any Bingo (HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL, DIAGONAL) 2. Only Horizontal, vertical, diagonal 3. All of a single letter: “B” “I” “N” “G” “O” 4. Easy Letters: (for younger kids) - X, H, T, L, O, C 5. Harder Letters: - P, E, F, C, Y, N, Z o Here's all BINGO letter patterns - B, C, N, E, F, H, I, J, L, N, O, P, S, T, U, X, Y, Z 6. Corners 7. Square or “O” 8. Cross (middles) 9. Cover-all 10. More Free Spaces: - Corners 11. Worst Bingo [Last One Standing Wins] - Everyone stands, then sits when their number is called. 12. Quickie Bingo - Rapidly call out numbers
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