Regal Games Deluxe Bingo Game Set with Cage, Board, Balls, 18 Cards, and Chips

he Regal Bingo Deluxe Bingo Game Set is a fantastic addition to our game collection. It comes with everything needed for a lively bingo night: a sturdy 6-inch metal cage, 75 colorful balls, a master board, 18 large-print cards, and vibrant chips. The cage spins smoothly, and the balls are easy to read, making it suitable for both kids and adults. We've used it for family gatherings and parties, and it always brings lots of laughs and excitement. Highly recommend for anyone looking to add some classic fun to their events!

Purchased this to play with grand child. She loves it. Everytime she visits she asks to play. Quality game. Made very well. Good way to teach numbers and number sequences.

This game is so much fun, we bring it out whenever the grandkids are around and they have a great time. I am so glad to see them interacting with each other instead of being on their phones.

I received the Bingo set in a few days and it was packaged well. As others have stated the balls are very small and the set is decent but one needs to be patient. My first task was separating the Bingo balls from the packaging. They come out of a plastic mold so the balls are connected to one another. That's not a big deal but it takes some time to separate them as each Letter BINGO is a separate tab with the appropriate numbers printed. I found by twisting the ball in one direction or back and forth some they came off easily. Some people indicated they were missing a number? Not sure how that could happen as these IMO are produced in a mold and each letter and balls are part of one process. Anyhow as I twisted some to release from the tab, a couple slipped out of my big fingers, not a big deal but make sure you do this over a table with a towel under you so they don't bounce and fall on the floor. Once separated, many of the balls had plastic flashing still on them. Would that be a problem as you play or prevent the ball from going into the cup as you rotate the cage? I don't think so, but I used super sharp craft knife to cut/scrape the flashing off. That took 15 minutes. OK all the balls are separated I put them into the cage and tried spinning to see how they would drop out. Several comments said the balls were coming out of the cage and wouldn't stay in the chute. I think if people understand this is a upgraded toy and not a professional BINGO set, you just need to turn the cage slow and the balls will come one at a time into the chute for you to call out the number on the dispensed ball. The plastic holder you put the dispensed balls in is decent enough and will work fine. All said and done, We're waiting for the kids and grandkids to arrive so we can put the game into action. I will say the chips are very small and multi-colored, not sure why but maybe just to add color but not necessary IMO. When we play I will use pennies as easier to hold and move around and keep track of. This was $25 there were other sets in the $65 - $75 range and a bit bigger but I think for family use 3-4 times a year this game should work out fine. My biggest concern will be keeping all the balls together and not losing any. However they do sell sets of balls if needed. The main thing is to enjoy this and have fun...

Used for a large event, it was perfect.

It was a great buy. Loved for all the family. Definitely buy it again.

This was a huge hit at my Xmas party…. Only bad side; the bingo chips are Barbie size and there weren’t enough. Had to use Pennies.

Excellent product and quality. I'm happy with the results 😎