Horses have been around for centuries and have always been associated with luck, good fortune, and prosperity. In modern times, horses are still widely considered to be symbols of these things.
Bingo is no exception.
The basic premise of Bingo is that players get a set number of cards, which they can either choose to keep or exchange for new ones. The aim is to match all of the numbers on your card with numbers on the board, in order from 1 to 52.
If you get a number combination (e.g. 4-5-6), you can either claim the corresponding prize or add it to your current score.
There are many different variations of Bingo, but the basic premise is the same – players must match numbers in order to win prizes. As you might expect, this leads to lots of opportunities for lucky (or unlucky) combos.
So what does this have to do with horses? Well, in many parts of the world, horses are still seen as symbols of luck and good fortune. In fact, some people believe that Bingo was originally designed as a gambling game – and horse numbers were chosen specifically because they’re associated with luck and chance in games like Roulette and Blackjack.
So if you’re looking for a way to add some luck (and maybe a little bit of extra income) to your Bingo game, consider including horses in your list of potential prizes!.
