Bingo Lingo - The First Official Online Bingo Dictionary

Main Menu

  Home
  Online Bingo Intro
   75 Ball Bingo
   90 Ball Bingo

  Bingo Rules
  Bingo Strategy
  Bingo Calls

  Bingo Bonuses
   Signup Bonus
   First Time Deposit
   Reload Bonus
   Loyalty Bonus

  Bingo Patterns
   Static Patterns
   Moving Patterns
   Crazy Patterns
   Combinations

  Bingo Acronyms
  Bingo Chat Games
  Bingo Site Reviews
  Bingo History
  Online Bingo News

  Bingo Lingo Forum
  Links
  Guest Book
  Contact us

Our Friends:

Bingo Bounty

Poker Portal

Holdem Hand Analysis

Premier Link Partners

The biggest Bingo community on the net

Welcome to Bingo Lingo, the Official Online Bingo Dictionary, and your guide to Online Bingo. A website for players, by players. If you are a beginner or a seasoned bingo player, you will be able to learn new words and expressions used in Bingo all over the world and discover new Bingo patterns at the same time.

With the arrival of the internet, Bingo players can now have the best of both worlds: 90 ball Bingo on 5x5 cards using the American Bingo patterns and the English Bingo calls.

And while you are here, why not join our Bingo Lingo Forum and make some new friends. We would like to build the biggest Online Bingo Community. An independent Bingo community for everybody to enjoy. Discussing every Bingo subject we can think of. Covering all Bingo topics that exist, and maybe some that don't exist (yet!). Meeting new people, sharing (y)our experiences and feeling part of a huge group of Bingo enthusiasts: a Bingo Community!

And while you are here, why don't you have a look at our Mad Gab page and join the fun..

Bingo is a very social game. Friendly, relaxed and good fun. We would like this website to be the same, with the same atmosphere as the game we all love.

Thanks for visiting us and enjoy our website.


Static Patterns	Crazy Patterns

Moving Patterns	Crazy and Moving Patterns

"...Shortly after I received my Admission Packet it was Eyes Down, and the Early Bird had started. Fairy Dust for everyone! I took out my Dauber, and spread the Flimsies.
I started well. After the Hotball, I scored with a Heinz Varieties, a Buttered Scone and One Little Duck. But I was still looking to complete my Clover Leaf, when someone shouted BINGO!, after a Rugby Team fell. It was a false alarm, and there was no Full House. In fact, the shouter still needed a Harry Tate and a Heaven's Gate for a Blackout. She should have used a TED. A Bobby Moore, Brighton Line and Two Fat Ladies later, I only needed the Moneyball, which was Get Up and Run to a Coverall. However, Droopy Drawers meant that the game was over. I did not like the RNG this time. Maybe I would have more luck with my Picnic Table in the Prizebingo, because I needed it before the wrapup...."