Music bingo › Clubs
A club rarely has budget for entertainment, but it does have a clubhouse, a sound system and people who enjoy organising something. For a music bingo you need nothing more.
It is also one of the few activities the youth section and the veterans can do at the same time, especially if you spread the playlist across several decades.
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Ask a small contribution per card and put the proceeds into the club fund. With prizes donated by members or sponsors you end up with something left over without anyone feeling it was expensive.
Split the list deliberately: a third from the seventies and eighties, a third from the nineties and noughties and a third from today. That way every age group recognises enough to stay involved.
With Bingo King you put the club logo on the bingo cards. It costs nothing extra, looks well cared for, and sponsors often like appearing that way.
A link from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music or Deezer, or type your own list of songs. The app collects the titles and removes duplicates.
The app works out how many songs you need and picks the card size.
Two cards per A4 with cut lines, with a matching emoji above every title, plus a checklist for the host.
The Bingo Master plays the recognizable part of every song and verifies each bingo through the card code.
Yes. Connect your phone to the sound system and print the cards in advance. Nothing else is needed.
Yes, with Bingo King your logo appears on every printed bingo card.
Up to 1000 unique cards per game, so a full clubhouse is no problem.
That is up to you. Many clubs ask a small amount per card for the club fund.
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