24-number bingo.
A whole world of play.

Five games with their own personalities. Familiar bingo cards with animated reveals, bonus features and configured progressive prizes. Play on fixed all-in-one stations and handsets, with additional equipment and online member options available.

Build your floor around AIO stations and handsets. Add optional player-owned phones and tablets, cabinets or a paper program, supported by ticket sales, prize controls and member rewards.

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Studio presentation of an all-in-one Tornado station and a rugged handset, both showing Tornado More — All-in-one stations & handsets
Illustrative equipment presentation · Game screens show example prizes.

Tornado Tom — All-in-one stations & handsets
Illustrative equipment presentation · Game screens show example prizes.

FIVE DISTINCT GAMESAIO STATIONS & HANDSETSOPTIONAL REWARDS & TOURNAMENTS

THE TORNADO GAME FAMILY

Meet all five games.

Different features give each title its own rhythm. Explore the original game, bonus choices, face multipliers, collections and the chase for a useful FREE spot.

Tornado Bingo

The original. With a trip to Tornado Alley.

1–6 facesPatterns & Tornado Alley

Choose your faces and denomination, then follow the 24-number call as the cards are revealed. Familiar bingo patterns determine the configured prizes. A qualifying combination of trigger patterns opens Tornado Alley and its bonus prize table.

Depending on the selected program, further qualifying play can lead to a progressive feature or additional bonus plays. Supported setups can also award a Bingo-Opoly^® chance.

Read the Tornado Bingo guide

The selected game and prize table define the available features, prices and awards. Bonus plays are not automatically free; More has a separate configurable free-bonus option. Screens show different product versions and example configurations.

THE PERSONALITY BEHIND THE PLAY

Tom. Tammy.
And a little more excitement.

Tornado’s characters are part of the game experience. In More, the plunger, coin animations and jackpot presentation surround real bingo cards and configured awards. The animation brings the result to life; the game rules determine the prize.

Original Tornado Tom artwork with the More Explosive Box

Tornado Tom & the More Explosive Box

Three jackpots. One dramatic reveal.

When More’s configured progressive trigger is achieved, three 3×3 bingo cards appear: Mini, Minor and Major. They mark against the current call, and the first card to coverall reveals the awarded jackpot.

The feature presents the game’s determined result. The player is not choosing which jackpot pays. The box animation is part of the presentation, rather than a meter that promises a jackpot at a particular moment.

MINIMINORMAJOR

Tornado Tammy

Her movement adds another familiar face to the Tornado world.

Tornado Alley

Qualifying patterns start the applicable game’s bonus feature. Original, Factor, More and Chaser each handle that feature in their own way, with game-specific prize tables, plays or multipliers.

Stamp Collection in More

Collect the configured pattern across the faces in one play. The highest qualifying enabled tier pays. This is a game feature, separate from the member loyalty program.

Your progressive program

Progressive availability, trigger patterns and award settings are chosen for the game and location. The values in these screenshots illustrate a setup; they are not current prize offers.

TORNADO EQUIPMENT

AIO stations and handsets
for your bingo floor.

Fixed all-in-one stations and handsets are the usual ways players enjoy Tornado in the hall. Player-owned phones and tablets are an optional addition, while cabinets offer another equipment style. Choose the mix that fits your floor and your players.

All-in-one touchscreen player station displaying Tornado More

01 · FIXED BASE UNITS

All-in-one player stations

An all-in-one, or AIO, combines the computer and touchscreen in one unit. Set these stations on tables or counters to give each player a dedicated screen and a comfortable place to play.

AIOs are a standard choice for regular venue installations and can also travel with a portable route system. Offer them alongside handsets, with staff handling tickets and card sales through the point of sale.

02 · HANDHELD PLAY

Handsets

A handset gives players a dedicated handheld screen for Tornado. Handsets are a regular play option alongside AIO stations, with a compact format players can comfortably use while seated.

Handsets can serve a permanent location or travel with a portable system. Players do not need to bring their own phone or tablet to use them.

03 · OPTIONAL ADDITION

BYOD: phones & tablets

A location can also offer Tornado on a player’s compatible phone or tablet. In-hall BYOD connects that device to the local game system while the player is at the venue.

This is an optional, less commonly used way to play regular Tornado. Personal-device play has a larger role in the separately configured online Sweeps program, with its own access and promotional rules.

Illustrative Tornado floor-standing cabinet

04 · CABINET OPTION

Floor-standing cabinets

A cabinet provides a dedicated game unit on the floor. Its upright screen and cabinet controls offer a different equipment arrangement from a tabletop AIO or handheld device.

Choose compatible cabinet hardware and the supported touchscreen or button setup for the installation. Equipment artwork illustrates the format; the supplied unit is selected for your program.

Portable Tornado point-of-sale cabinet with computer and printer — Portable POS and transport cabinet

A WAY TO MOVE THE SYSTEM

Portable Tornado can use AIOs, handsets and optional BYOD.

For a bingo route, take the system to different locations on different nights. Pack the AIO player stations, bring the handsets you want to offer, and set up the POS and network at each stop. Optional at-location BYOD can include players’ own compatible phones and tablets.

The pictured POS cabinet can hold four AIO player terminals for transport. Portability describes how the equipment is moved and set up; it does not restrict the system to one type of player device.

PAPER IS A SEPARATE CHOICE

Choose how printed cards fit your program.

Tornado Paper Bonanza provides a dedicated print, sale, verification and redemption workflow. A supported paired-paper setup can provide a printed card and its matching electronic view. Choose the paper arrangement independently of the equipment, according to the game and local requirements.

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WHAT MAKES IT 24-NUMBER BINGO?

One established call.
Ongoing card play.

In the standard Tornado program, a set of 24 bingo numbers is established. Concealed cards are sold against that call, and their matching patterns determine the applicable awards. A new draw is not required for every card purchase.

Establish the call

Capture a compatible call-desk draw, enter called numbers manually, or use an allowed configured random draw. The system checks the required 24-number call.

Sell and track the cards

Staff manage tickets and card sales through the point of sale. Where enabled, players can purchase further cards from ticket credit on their card minder.

Reveal and verify the result

The electronic presentation shows the called numbers, card marks, patterns and awards. Paper Bonanza has its own card-checking and redemption process.

Can we sell cards before a later call?

Yes. The reserved-card option sells packs for a later call and waits for that newer call before allowing the purchased cards to be revealed. This is a separate sales arrangement from ongoing card sales against an already established draw.

Does local Tornado play need the public internet?

A configured hall system can run its core games on the venue’s local server and network. Devices still need a working connection to that system. Connected member services, online play, communications and cross-product features may need internet access.

The game, equipment, draw, sales and prize settings must fit the location’s operating rules.

ADD THE MEMBER EXPERIENCE THAT FITS

Give the next visit
something to look forward to.

Tornado can operate with local tickets, or connect eligible play to a member program. Rewards, tournaments, online offers and Bingo-Opoly add different reasons to return. Choose the connections your location wants to offer.

MEMBERSHIP & REWARDS

Recognize visits and qualifying play.

Configure member levels, welcome rewards, milestones and repeating rewards. Staff can also assign offers. A reward might provide eligible Tornado credit or an item redeemed at the counter, with its own dates, locations and usage rules.

The member portal brings together available rewards and product activity. A reward held in the account becomes play credit only through its appropriate redemption process.

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SCHEDULED TOURNAMENTS

Create an event people can plan around.

Use configured tournaments with availability, rankings and awards. Location tournaments and shared member-program competitions offer different arrangements; the selected schedule determines the event members can enter.

Configured awards can issue member rewards, and a tournament prize can also carry a Bingo-Opoly chance. Those connections are selected in the award setup.

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ONLINE MEMBER PLAY

A separate program beyond the hall ticket.

The online member experience can offer Storm Opal play, Silver play, daily offers and tournament access. Available modes, reward quantities and access depend on the selected location and program rules.

This has its own accounts and promotional rules. A player using a phone inside the hall does not automatically have an online sweepstakes account.

Explore online member options

A qualifying Tornado play can open a new experience.

In a supported configuration, a qualifying Tornado result awards a Bingo-Opoly chance. The member then participates in its number matching, properties and rent experience.

Configured rent rewards can return an eligible benefit to the member, such as in-location Tornado credit or online entry quantities. Reward rules determine the next step; this is not one universal balance.

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BEHIND THE PLAYER EXPERIENCE

Control the game.
Serve the player.

The point of sale and operator tools handle more than starting a game. They connect ticket service, configured prizes and the records your staff use throughout the day.

Ticket and counter service

Issue tickets, sell cards, add credit, redeem eligible prizes and reprint transactions. Add credit or cards to an ongoing ticket without forcing the player to log out.

Game and prize settings

Choose games, denominations, patterns, bonus triggers, applicable multipliers, progressive settings and prize limits. Settings belong to the selected game rather than one generic package.

Credit and promotions

Keep cash, coupons and promotional amounts distinct. Configure purchases from credit, manual or automatic prize reuse, and the selected funding and redemption rules.

Sessions and reports

Review ticket activity, cash drawers, sales, prizes and promotional amounts. Print or save session and drawer reports to support player questions and end-of-day reconciliation.

Read the operator guide

SEE THE COMBINATION THAT FITS YOU

Your games.
Your players.
Your Tornado setup.

Tell us about your venue, the equipment you use and the ways your players like to participate. We’ll demonstrate the games, card sales, prizes and optional member connections together.

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Keep exploring Tornado

The complete game guide Paper, devices and operating formats Membership, rewards and online options Tournament schedules and awards Point of sale and operator controls

24-number bingo.
A whole world of play.

Meet all five games.

The original. With a trip to Tornado Alley.

Earn the bonus. Choose the package.

Watch what each face earns for its next play.

More choices on the card. More personality on screen.

Catch a tornado. Carry a FREE spot forward.