A set in Bingo is a collection of thirteen cards that has a specific pattern or picture on them. When a player hits the Bingo ball and it matches one of the pictures on the set, they win the game.
Sets are usually available in fixed quantities, so players can’t stockpile them and hold out hope of winning big. .
The pattern on a set can vary, but most sets have at least one card with two different pictures on it. For example, one card might have a picture of a horse and another with a carriage.
When a player finds both cards and lines them up together, they win the set.
Some sets have more than two pictures. For example, there might be a set with four different pictures: two horses and two carriages.
If a player finds all four cards and lines them up together, they win the set.
Players can also win by hitting the Bingo ball three times in a row, which is called Bingo Fever. When this happens, the player gets to keep all of their earnings for that round – no matter what kind of set they’ve won!.
