Bingo is a game of chance where players match numbers on cards. A caller randomly selects numbers to be marked. It builds social connections and cognitive abilities while being a fun, competitive activity with little skill impacting outcomes. To play, each player receives a scorecard and chips. A caller announces letters and numbers to cover, with the goal of getting five squares in a row to yell "bingo."

1. Presented by:
GROUP 4

2. In the United State, bingo is a
game of chance in which each
player matches the numbers
printed in different
arrangements on card. The game
host draws at random, marking
the selected numbers with tiles.

3. What is the purpose of bingo?
-Bingo is most certainly largesly a
game of luck, but that doesn't stop a
feeling of competitiveness during the
game and a sense of pride after win.
-Its an engaging and fun game that can
be competitive in a funway, knowing
skills has very little to do with the
outcomes.

4. BENEFITS OF BINGO GAMES
1. Builds social
connection
2. Increase hand-eye
coordination
3. Maintain your
cognitive abilities and
focus

5. 1. Get at least 1 scorecard for each
player
2. Explain to everyone how the game's
letter-number combinations work.
3. Choose a player to be the caller.
4. Pass out scorecards to all the players
5. Give each player a pile of bingo chips
6. Place a chips on the square in the
center of your scorecards.
7. Give the caller the letters and
numbers they'll call out in the game.
How to play bingo?

6. How to play bingo?
1. Have the caller read out a letter-
number combination
2. PLace a chip on your scorecard if
you have that letter and number
3. Continue playing until someone
gets 5 chips in a row on their
scorecard
4. Shout "BINGO" if you get 5 square
in a row.
5. Have evwryone clear their
scorecards after someone wins
6. Mix up all the letter-number
combinations for the next game.