DEscousse Sunday Night Bingo
Isle Madame
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Regular Sunday Night Bingo
with Jack It Up Pull ticket game!
Jack it up sales start at 6:45 pm
Mini games start at 7:45 pm
Regular Bingo starts at 8:00 pm
Hope to see you there!
book plus cookie total
6 cards small package $15.00 $1.00 $16.00
9 cards Large package $22.00 $1.00 $23.00
12 cards 2 small packages $30.00 $2.00 $32.00
15 cards 1 small + 1 large $37.00 $2.00 $39.00
18 cards 2 large packages $44.00 $2.00 $46.00
Prizes Paid Out
Mini Bingo 5 games of $40.00 each = $200.00
1 X (rising jack pot 15 #s or less) = $50.00
8 X $100.00 games = $800.00
4 X $150.00 Games = $600.00
Game #14 (Take 80%) = ???
Game #15 Red Full Card (Jackpot) = $400.00
D’Escousse Bingo House Rules
1. Mini Bingo starts at 7:45pm, regular Bingo starts at 8:00pm
2. Workers are permitted to play Bingo.
3. Caller is not allowed to play Bingo.
4. You must play a house book to play the extra cards.
5. You can only win 1 time per card, you can win on 2 cards on a sheet
6. Once the caller has dropped the balls into the machine and has stated “the game is closed”, no more bingo will be honored.
7. Cards displaying serial numbers not sold at our hall will not be honored.
8. Bingo players must yell Bingo and raise their hand or card to alert WORKERS of a bingo.
9. Players are responsible to count the number of cards in their book before bingo starts.
10. Cards not played on the appropriate game is the responsibility of the player and will not be honored.
11. Bingo operators are not responsible for lost, stolen or misplaced items or bingo books.
12. Bingo must be called on cookie jar number to be valid for the cookie jar prize.
13. If Bingo is cancelled due to power outage, Storm or any other reason. The president and workers are notified and it will be put on 101.5 the Hawk as well as the D’Escousse Civic improvement face book page.
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