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USA Pattern Bingo Paper

The USA Pattern paper is a special bingo game designed as a floor special that offers variety and excitement for players. With its strong patriotic theme, is great for special fund raising games or events.

This game is available in our Player Preferred 36,001 to 45,000 series.

HOW TO PLAY USING USA PATTERN PAPER:
• Object is to complete all of the preprinted USA pattern (U, S, and A) on a 3 ON vertical bingo sheet in order to win the top cash prize.
• Takes over 60 calls on average - GREAT for your regular game session.

ADDITIONAL SHORTENED WAYS TO PLAY USA PATTERN PAPER:

Great for jackpots or specials. To make the game more exciting, try offering a lesser prize to the first player to complete the printed pattern on a single face.

• Use a wild ball - mark all numbers that end with the ending digit of the first ball called.
• Use an Odd/Even Wild ball - The first ball called determines whether all of the odd numbers or all of the even numbers are wild. Players will dab only the even or odd numbers of the USA pattern.

MULTI-LEVEL PLAY

Another great way to play USA Pattern Paper.

• Prize is awarded to first player to complete the "u" pattern, OR the "S" pattern, OR the "A" pattern. (they do not need to get all three). The "S" pattern usually takes the longest to complete, so it should pay the largest prize. The "U" pattern is the second easiest to complete, and the "A" pattern is the easiest.