Deal or no Deal Bingo 90

Play Deal or No Deal Bingo 90 Game Symbols

This bingo game from Virtue Fusion is inspired by the British game show Deal or No Deal. A photograph of the show's presenter next to the famous red box appears on the entry page as players go into the bingo room.

This is a 90-ball bingo game with an added feature. Full house winners have the chance to take on the banker in a Deal or No Deal game at the end of the bingo action. Look out for the Deal or No Deal red boxes on your screen!

Deal Or No Deal Bingo 90 Stakes and Features

There are three ways to win in the main game.

• One line win – When all the numbers in a row are crossed off.
• Two lines win – The same as above but two lines are crossed off.
• Full House win – When all the numbers on the ticket are crossed off. 

A player who wins full house can play a feature game modelled on the Deal or No Deal TV show. The banker will offer a sum of money to the full house winner. Then, eligible players vote on what the full house winner should do. The winner then decides and communicates their decision. Saying yes to the banker means the amount offered will be given in addition to their full house prize. Saying no means a box put to one side earlier will open to show how much the player has won in the bonus round. However, no choice will be offered if more than one player has won full house. If this happens, the amount in the put aside box will be shared between the winners. 

How to play Deal or No Deal Bingo 90

Look for Deal or No Deal 90 on the list of active bingo rooms on the Paddy Power website. Then click on "play now" to enter the room. All the information you need is displayed on a screen. You will see the value of the prizes on offer, how many players are in the game, and a chat box where players talk to each other.

The tickets in this game have three rows and nine columns. Every row has five numbers with a total of 15 on each ticket.