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FOR VENUE OPERATORS

Ways to use the products
at your venue.

These examples explain what players and staff do with different products: award Bingo-Opoly® play through existing events, run scheduled BOB games, show ads or operate a Tornado bingo setup. You can choose individual products or combine them.

EXISTING EVENTS

Award Bingo-Opoly® chances through existing events

Your event rules can award a turn in Bingo-Opoly, called a chance, after an eligible bingo win, raffle or door prize. The recipient picks numbers to uncover properties on a game board and can win prizes. Registered members can acquire properties and receive rent from later play under the board’s rules.

Choose the qualifying event, board, prizes and collection rules around the program you run. Add a venue display and suitable sponsorship placements where a shared presentation supports that experience.

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SCHEDULED ENTERTAINMENT

Schedule BOB bingo for members at your location

BOB Live Bingo brings a virtual host to the venue screen while eligible on-site members participate on their phones. The schedule, official calls, claim verification and configured prizes give the event a defined beginning, progression and close.

Review the available host package and location requirements, then choose any supporting announcements, sponsor placements or connected prize options that fit the occasion.

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SCREENS & SPONSORS

Show announcements and advertisements

A venue display program can bring together announcements, sponsor creative and selected game presentations. Full-screen advertising uses available time when gameplay is inactive; game sponsorship settings determine eligible banner and side-panel placements.

Define the locations, available screen time and content mix before choosing an advertising package. A single venue and a location network can use different local and program-wide campaign arrangements.

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BINGO OPERATIONS

Choose the Tornado games and player equipment

Tornado offers five game families and Paper Bonanza, with separate choices for player formats, calls, sales, prizes and membership. The configurations below show how those choices can serve different bingo operations.

Explore the formats individually, then consider member rewards, tournaments, Bingo-Opoly connections or venue screens where they serve your program.

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PAPER-LED HALL

Sell and verify printed Paper Bonanza cards

Use Paper Bonanza to sell and print cards on demand, provide the prize table and verify winning cards through the POS. Players retain a paper experience, and staff have recorded sales and redemption procedures.

Add optional member linkage if you want eligible activity and offers associated with a member. Where your selected configuration supports it, matching paper and electronic card minders provide another way for patrons to follow the same purchase.

Demo focus: sale and printing, an individual-card claim, whole-sale verification, the claim period and session reports.

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FIXED OR MIXED DEVICE FLOOR

Operate Tornado on supplied player devices

Choose the Tornado games and compatible fixed stations, handsets or tablets. Patrons can experience the original game, Factor’s bonus choices, Ultimate X’s multipliers, More’s features or Chaser’s caught spots according to the enabled catalog.

Define whether staff sells the cards or players purchase from ticket credit, whether prizes can be rolled, and how promotions are used. Staff can top up an ongoing ticket and move it between configured devices without discarding its history.

Demo focus: each chosen game, ticket loading, add-credit service, prize reuse, redemption and drawer reconciliation.

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AT-LOCATION BYOD

Let players use their own phones at the location

Let patrons use a compatible phone or tablet as a card minder at your location. Local-network onboarding and POS-controlled tickets allow own-device participation to sit alongside your supplied stations.

The installation should include guest-network coverage, entry instructions and staff support for connecting devices. Optional member tracking can connect eligible play to rewards while the game remains part of your in-location operation.

Demo focus: a first-time guest connection, ticket purchase, device play and the applicable location-access boundaries.

Understand local BYOD

PORTABLE ROUTE

Use portable equipment at different locations

A portable POS and terminal arrangement supports operators visiting different locations on different nights. The transportable cabinet concept stores four player terminals, and local BYOD can supplement those devices.

Choose the paper program, call source, local network and closing routine around your route. Member and connected-service features can be included where the necessary services and location arrangements are in place.

Demo focus: setup and teardown, printer and network requirements, call input, supplied terminals, guest phones and per-location records.

Explore the portable system

MEMBER-LED PROGRAM

Assign rewards for membership, play and tournaments

Use rewards, levels and milestones to recognize qualifying play. Add suitable tournaments, coupons, daily free play or the separately configured online Sweeps experience. Each gives the program a different type of participation and reward.

Bingo-Opoly can connect eligible events with property ownership and rent, and BOB can provide scheduled live-bingo sessions with its own prize choices. When these products share a member program, the selected reward and chance connections determine how a benefit carries into another experience.

Demo focus: enrollment, one reward trigger, member redemption, a tournament award and the complete Bingo-Opoly connection selected for your venue.

Follow the member cycle

REQUEST A PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION

See how the products work.

Tell us what you already run and what you want to add. We’ll demonstrate what players and staff do, explain the equipment and available settings, and show any product connections you want to consider.