Driftwood Bingo
Buy a ticket, and the drum starts turning. Fifty calls, an auto-daubed card, and two ways to finish well — all in free coins that never were and never will be money.
Rules and payouts
This is classic 75-ball bingo, played solo against the drum. Your card has five columns — B holds numbers 1–15, I holds 16–30, N holds 31–45 with a free centre square, G holds 46–60 and O holds 61–75. Each round draws from a full drum of 75, freshly shuffled, and calls up to 50 numbers one at a time.
- Line — complete any row, column or diagonal (the free square counts) and your ticket pays 3×. Paid once per round, the moment it happens.
- Full house — daub all 24 numbers within the 50 calls and collect 12× your ticket, on top of any line already paid.
- If 50 calls pass without a full house, the round ends there. New card, new drum, new luck.
Every shuffle is a fresh random draw with no memory — a card that just missed proves nothing about the next one. If the balance runs low, the reset button above puts you back to 10,000 free coins, no questions asked.
A drum full of sea air
Driftwood Bingo borrows its palette from the coast: weathered timber, rope, ocean greens and a lighthouse keeping watch over the calls. The daubs land like pebbles on wet sand.
Coins on this page are virtual, free, and have no monetary value. They cannot be purchased, exchanged, redeemed or withdrawn. Driftwood Bingo is entertainment only, for adults 18+.