As a Bingo player, your shares in the game are valuable. When you participate in the game, you are essentially betting on the outcome of each number being drawn.
If you are correct, your share of the pot will grow. If you are incorrect, your share of the pot will decrease.
The shares of each player in a Bingo game are kept track by a computer system. When the game is over, the computer system pays out all of the money in the pot to the winners.
The money is divided among the players according to their shares.
If you are one of the winners, your share of the money in the pot is paid to you immediately. Your share may be more or less than what you originally bet on.
However, your share of any money that is left over after all of the players have been paid is also paid to you.
If you are one of the losers, your share of the money in the pot is not paid to you until after all of the other players have been paid. The money that is left over after all of the players have been paid is divided among them according to their original bets.
