Jigsaw
At A Glance
Theme
Other
Provider
tombola
Min Stake
£0.10
Key Features
Bingo
Jigsaw info
Jigsaw is a non traditional bingo room dressed in a skiing theme, all crisp slopes, cool blues and mountain air.
It sits outside the classic bingo formats, using a smaller number universe and its own prize structure. Games are unscheduled, so rounds come around in rotation rather than waiting for a fixed start time on a timetable.
The result is a straightforward room: a ticket, a run of calls, and a handful of ways the round can finish. No piste map required.
Tickets, Calls & Rules
Everything in Jigsaw is built around a 45 number universe, so the pool of possible calls is tighter than a traditional bingo game.
Each ticket carries 15 jigsaw pieces, numbered between 1 and 45. Marking all four corners wins the Corner Prize, and marking off all 15 completes the Full House.
Calls arrive roughly every 3.5 seconds, giving the room a steady, even rhythm.
There are around 16 games per hour in the room.
The average gap between rounds is about 60 seconds.
Numbers are daubed on your ticket as they are called, or in manual mark you can tap them or drag each jigsaw piece into place, so you can follow your ticket filling in as the round develops.
The round carries two prizes, the Corner Prize and the Full House, with a separate jackpot in the room as well.
Any prizes you win are credited straight to your Paddy Power Bingo account.
Features & Special Modes
Fixed Jackpot
Jigsaw runs a single Fixed Jackpot, won when a Full House is called in 28 numbers or less. The amount is set by your stake rather than building up over time: £50 at 10p, £125 at 25p, £250 at 50p, £500 at £1 and £1,000 at £2.
Prize Tiers
The room offers two prizes per game in addition to the jackpot: the Corner Prize for the first player to mark all four corners, and the Full House. That gives a round more than one possible outcome.
RTP
The room has a return to player figure of 82.77%. This is a long term statistical average measured across a very large number of games, and it says nothing about how any single round or session will play out. The jackpot element accounts for 5.429% of that figure.
Taste & Feel
The mood is alpine and unhurried: cold light, winter colours and a calm, repeating rhythm as the calls tick along. It feels less like a packed slope and more like a quiet morning when the lifts have only just opened.
With a short pause between rounds, the pace stays consistent rather than frantic. The skiing theme keeps the room light, and the 45 number format keeps the bingo itself simple to follow.
If snow, bingo tickets and a bit of mountain scenery sound like your sort of afternoon, Jigsaw is sitting at the top of the lift whenever you fancy a look.
FAQs
How many numbers are on a Jigsaw ticket?
Each ticket holds 15 jigsaw pieces, numbered from 1 to 45. Marking all four corners wins the Corner Prize, and marking off all 15 completes the Full House.
Are Jigsaw games scheduled?
No. Jigsaw games are unscheduled and run in rotation, with an average gap of about 60 seconds between rounds and roughly 16 games per hour.
What prizes are available in the Jigsaw room?
Each game carries two prizes, the Corner Prize and the Full House, plus one Fixed Jackpot for a Full House in 28 calls or less, set by your stake rather than growing between rounds.

