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There are three different types of patterns: static patterns, moving patterns and crazy patterns.

Static Patterns:

Static patterns are patterns that do not move or change. They can't be rotated or shifted on the bingo card and are won only when every cell that is highlighted in the game patterns image is marked on a single bingo card. In the static pattern, the configuration of colored boxes does not change within a game.

Moving Patterns:

A moving pattern is a pattern whose configuration changes more than once within a single game. Marking any of the appearing configurations qualifies for a winning card. For example, if the moving pattern is a horizontal line, you can claim bingo when you have any of the rows, or columns on any of your cards.

Crazy Patterns:

Crazy patterns are patterns that can bew rotated in 90 degree increments. Unlike static patterns that do not allow the pattern to be shifted or rotated, Crazy patterns can be rotated by 90, 180 or 270 degrees for a winning pattern match. A number of static patterns also have a crazy variation.

Below you will find an extensive list, but it is by no means a complete list.

If you know other patterns, please drop me an e-mail: webmaster@bingo-lingo.net , alternatively you can discuss these patterns in the Bingo Lingo Forum.

Some patterns are:

Letter C	Letter E	Letter F
Letter L	Letter N	Letter O
Letter T	Letter U	Letter X
Letter Y	Straight Line Across	Straight Line Down
Diagonal	Postage Stamp	Double Postage Stamps
Triple Postage Stamps	Clover Leaf, 4 Postage Stamps	Four Corners
Four Corners and a Stamp	Inside Four Corners	Plus Sign
Six Pack	Nine Pack	Inside Diamond
Outside Diamond	Inside Picture Frame	Outside Picture Frame
Open House	Full House, Coverall, Blackout	Mini Full House
Picnic Table	Kite	Railroad Tracks
Bus	Mom	Crazy Cartwheel
Fries	Cookie, Bullseye	Cactus
Diamond	Check	Coffee Mug
Bow Tie	Bench	Block Party
Basket	Airplane	Beanie