Bingo‌ ‌37‌ ‌Game‌ ‌Review‌

How the Game is Designed

The design of this game feels like roulette, but instead of a spinning wheel, there is a glass dome full of bouncing balls flying around. This part of the game was a let down for us as it didn’t have enough of a bingo aspect for our liking.

However, with the roulette themed layout and its blue background and clearly defined buttons – the game is more comfortable to play (once you understand what to do!).

Large buttons are clearly labeled and found along the bottom of the game, and there is also a slider that allows players to increase the amount of their bets they place. While the top right-hand corner is where you will find the bouncing bingo balls, you can click on this video link to see a larger version.

Unfortunately, that is about it for the design.

Our biggest gripe with the game’s design, though, has to be the playing and betting rounds. The betting round lasts 40 seconds, and the playing period lasts 50 seconds. There is no way to speed these up either.

At first, it feels like you are playing live with other players, but you aren’t – so why they left out a speed increase function has us confused!

Bingo Game Sounds and Music

During the betting period, you can enjoy the sounds of a laid back jazz track playing softly in the background. Through the playing phase, the music kicks up a beat and plays a higher tempo jazz sound.

There are no smooth transitions between the two, so it kills the mood a little. But overall, the music is classy.

The sound effects when placing bets feel very low quality compared to the rest of the Bingo 37 game. We were surprised not to hear any aspect of the bingo balls during the drawing phase.

Pay attention when you change your bet amount with the plus or minus buttons – you’ll hear a jungle-like bongo drum – which felt quite out of place!

Special Features

In terms of special features, unfortunately, Bingo 37 doesn’t really have any as the game avoids any flashiness in favor of sticking to pure roulette gameplay.

You will see a flame and snowflake symbol on the table. These are statistics for the last 250 rounds. The flame shows the most often drawn number, and the snowflake represents the least drawn number.

Rather than leaving you high and dry, we will touch on some of the betting options, though, as these are the main feature of the game.

Bingo 37 Bets

Keeping up with all the usual roulette bets, playing this variant of bingo will allow players to place bets like they would at the roulette tables.

The real bonus is that the payouts can be significantly higher if you have luck on your side. For example, if you manage to pick the drawn number, you’ll see a payout of 1:36 (a small $10 bet would equate to $360).

Bets that can be placed include:

• A single number (from 1 to 36) pays 36x
• Number 37 pays 36x
• Two numbers (placing your bet on the line separating) pays 18x
• Three numbers (placing your bet on the two lines separating) pays 12x
• Four numbers (placing your bet on the connecting corner) pays 9x
• Half (placing your bet on the 1 to 18 or the 19 to 36 section) pays 2x
• Sector (placing your bet on the 1st 12, 2nd 12, or 3rd 12 sections) pays 3x
• Line (placing your bet at the end of any of the three rows on the x3 section) pays 3x
• One column (placing your bet on the outside edge of the bottom number in a column) pays 12x
• Two columns (placing your bet on the connecting outside corner of the two bottom numbers in adjacent columns) pays 6x
• Even or Odd (placing your bet on the outer section) pays 2x
• Red or Black (placing your bet on either of the marked outer sections) pays 2x