Example ticket
6 main + 1 lucky — sample pick
Orange balls matched the main draw. The red ball is the Lucky Number. This sample hits 5 + Lucky.
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Official rulebook
Scroll through a deep guide with live examples — prize pools, tickets, Bingo patterns, and fair-play rules in your language.
Overview
WingoBingo runs two different games with one fair-play standard. Pick a path below — each chapter has the full rulebook and live examples.
Certified RNG
Every draw uses a certified random number generator.
Instant results
Winning numbers and patterns publish as soon as the round ends.
Auto payouts
Prizes credit automatically to eligible tickets — no claim form.
Wingo
Pick 6 mains (1–47) and 1 Lucky (1–10). A certified draw pays from a fixed $5,000 pool across five prize tiers.
Tickets cost $1 each, are non-refundable after purchase, and must be submitted before the draw closes. Matching is by number set — order never matters. Tied winners always split the tier pot equally.
Example ticket
Orange balls matched the main draw. The red ball is the Lucky Number. This sample hits 5 + Lucky.
Prize Distribution
Every Wingo round pays from the same guaranteed $5,000 USD pool. Higher match tiers take a larger share; ties split that tier evenly.
Wingo Bingo is a number-lottery game where players select 6 Main Numbers from 1 to 47 and 1 Lucky Number from 1 to 10 .
A draw determines the winning numbers for each round.
You may buy multiple tickets per round. Each ticket is scored independently against the same official draw.
The total prize pool for each draw is fixed at $5,000 USD .
The pool does not shrink or grow with ticket sales — every listed prize tier is funded from this guaranteed amount.
The $5,000 pool is divided across five match tiers:
Only these published patterns pay. Matching fewer than four mains (or four mains without Lucky) does not award a prize.
Wins are based on how many of your main numbers match the draw, plus whether your Lucky Number matches:
Number order on the ticket never matters — only the set of numbers.
A secure random draw selects 6 main numbers and 1 Lucky Number. Results are published immediately after the draw.
The Lucky Number is drawn from 1–10 independently of the six main balls.
If multiple players win in the same prize tier, the allocated prize amount is split equally among all winners.
Example: four players on 6 + Lucky share $2,000 → $500 each.
Tickets must be purchased before the draw closes and are non-refundable.
Incomplete selections or payments that fail before confirmation do not create a valid ticket.
Players must be at least 18 years old. Fraud prevention and device verification may apply.
It is your responsibility to ensure online gaming is legal in your jurisdiction before playing.
From lottery balls to live Bingo halls — same fair RNG promise.
Bingo
Each card holds 15 numbers on a 3×9 grid. Complete One Line, Two Lines, or Full House as balls 1–90 are drawn live.
The prize pool is built from ticket sales for that round. Marks appear automatically on your cards, wins are detected by the platform, and payouts credit when the game ends — even if you disconnect mid-draw.
Example Bingo card
Blue cells are drawn. A full highlighted row unlocks One Line (15% of the pool).
12 | 34 | 45 | 67 | 89 | ||||
2 | 23 | 56 | 68 | 90 | ||||
15 | 29 | 48 | 71 | 82 |
Prize Pool Distribution
Bingo prizes scale with real ticket sales. One Line, Two Lines, and Full House always take 15%, 25%, and 60% of that live pool.
Bingo (Debrna) is a live number-matching game. Each player receives a Bingo card with 15 numbers ranging from 1 to 90 .
Numbers are drawn randomly, and players win by completing specific predefined patterns.
Rounds are streamed live when available. Your cards update automatically as each ball is called, so you never need to mark numbers by hand.
The total prize pool is generated from ticket sales.
Unlike Wingo’s fixed jackpot, Bingo prizes scale with how many cards are sold in that round.
Complete all 5 numbers in any one row.
Winners share 15% of the prize pool.
Complete any two rows on the same card.
Winners share 25% of the prize pool.
All 15 numbers on the card are marked.
Winners share 60% of the prize pool.
A single card can progress through categories during the same round as more numbers are drawn.
If multiple players achieve the same winning pattern at the same time, the prize for that category is split equally among all winners.
Timing is determined by the official draw sequence — not by who clicks first.
If 2,000 players buy a ticket at $0.20 each:
Total Prize Pool: $400
If three players hit One Line together, they share the $60 pot — $20 each.
Examples
These illustrations mirror real round math. Actual prizes depend on ticket sales (Bingo) or the fixed pool tiers (Wingo).
Each game has at least five animated walkthroughs — tickets, patterns, payouts, and edge cases — so you can verify the rules before you play.
Wingo examples
From picking numbers to shared jackpots — each card below mirrors how a real draw is scored on WingoBingo.
Example 1
Choose any 6 different main numbers from 1–47, then one Lucky Number from 1–10. Each ticket costs $1 and must be submitted before ticketing closes.
Tip: order does not matter — matching is by set, not sequence.
Example 2
Match all six mains and the Lucky Number to claim the top tier — 40% of the $5,000 pool ($2,000). If several players hit it, they share that $2,000 equally.
Tier payout
$2,000
40% of fixed pool
Example 3
Five mains plus Lucky pays 15% ($750). Four mains plus Lucky pays 8% ($400). Missing Lucky but hitting all six mains still pays the 25% tier ($1,250).
Result on this sample: 5 main matches + Lucky → $750 tier.
Example 4
Prize tiers are shared, not multiplied. Four players on 6 + Lucky divide $2,000 → $500 each. The same rule applies to every other tier.
$2,000 tier ÷ 4 winners = $500 each
Example 5
Only the five published match patterns pay. Tickets bought after close are invalid; purchased tickets are non-refundable. Always check the published draw board after the round.
This sample matches fewer than 4 mains — no prize tier applies.
Prize Distribution
Every Wingo round pays from the same guaranteed $5,000 USD pool. Higher match tiers take a larger share; ties split that tier evenly.
Bingo examples
Watch how One Line, Two Lines, and Full House light up — then see how ticket sales build the live pool.
Example 1
Every card is a 3×9 grid with exactly 15 numbers (1–90). Each row holds 5 numbers and 4 blanks. Cards are unique per purchase.
12 | 34 | 45 | 67 | 89 | ||||
2 | 23 | 56 | 68 | 90 | ||||
15 | 29 | 48 | 71 | 82 |
Example 2
Complete all five numbers in any single row to win One Line. That category pays 15% of the live prize pool, shared by everyone who completes a line at the same call.
12 | 34 | 45 | 67 | 89 | ||||
2 | 23 | 56 | 68 | 90 | ||||
15 | 29 | 48 | 71 | 82 |
Top row complete → One Line unlocked (15%).
Example 3
Mark any two full rows on the same card to claim Two Lines — 25% of the pool. Patterns are detected automatically as balls are called live.
12 | 34 | 45 | 67 | 89 | ||||
2 | 23 | 56 | 68 | 90 | ||||
15 | 29 | 48 | 71 | 82 |
Rows 1 and 2 complete → Two Lines (25%).
Example 4
Mark all 15 numbers on your card for Full House — the headline win at 60% of the prize pool. Live streams show every ball so results stay transparent.
12 | 34 | 45 | 67 | 89 | ||||
2 | 23 | 56 | 68 | 90 | ||||
15 | 29 | 48 | 71 | 82 |
Full House share
60%
Example 5
If 2,000 tickets sell at $0.20, the pool is $400. Prizes credit automatically when the round ends. Disconnects do not void a valid ticket.
Total Prize Pool
$400
2,000 × $0.20
Prize Pool Distribution
Bingo prizes scale with real ticket sales. One Line, Two Lines, and Full House always take 15%, 25%, and 60% of that live pool.