First Class Bingo

This is your typical low-​risk, low-​payout bingo hall. The people and staff are very friendly here, so it is a good place for bingo newbies to get their feet wet. Just don’t expect to take home a lot of money. Most of the prizes are in the $ 100 – 200 range split among winners with one pot being $ 1,000. (Not counting jackpots)
It doesn’t cost a lot to play here. Depending on what level package you get ($ 35-​$ 65) you will get 6 strips of 3 paper cards (18 total) plus anywhere from 72 – 180 computer cards. For a nominal fee you also get to play a special bonus game during the evening.
One thing I’d like to see changed is the layout of some of the games. Of the 12 games played one evening, three of them only required one bingo (line, 4 corners or 2×2 postage stamp) to win. This means a LOT of people will yell bingo (or «raffle,» as county laws do not allow the use of the word «bingo») at once, meaning your $ 100 – 200 prize is cut drastically. How about some different patterns such as triple bingo or double hardway? (hardway bingo = bingo without the free space) Maybe a «X» or «Z» pattern? Be creative.
It’s still not a bad way to spend a couple of hours in the evening, though. I’d try it again.

I played bingo for the first time in my life at this place and walked away with $ 250 on a Tuesday night. The staff and players were friendly and helpful. If you’ve never played bingo before, I would recommend getting your cherry popped here.