Paddy's Pad

Paddy's Pad Super 7 is a scheduled 90-ball bingo room built around an Irish theme, with a single room where the whole crowd plays the same game at the same time.

It follows the traditional format: numbers are drawn from a universe of 90, tickets are daubed as the calls come in, and the game works through its line prizes before settling on the full house.

Games are timetabled rather than on-demand, so each one starts at a set point in the schedule and the room gathers again between rounds. The caller, as ever, takes no requests.

Tickets, Calls & Rules

Tickets carry 15 numbers each, which is the standard count for a full house in the 90-ball format. Numbers are marked off as they are called, and prizes are awarded in the usual running order.

Universe of 90 numbers in the draw.

15 numbers per ticket for a full house.

Prize stages run through 1 Line, then 2 Lines, then Full House.

Additional prizes are paid for any 2, 3 or 4 numbers on a line.

Calls arrive around every 4 seconds.

Tickets cost 10p to 40p, with strips at 50p and up to ten strips (£5) per game.

Schedule And Pace

Roughly 10 games per hour.

A 6 minute schedule slot per game.

Around 75 seconds on average between games.

Any prizes you win are credited straight to your Paddy Power Bingo account.

Features & Special Modes

Escalator jackpot

The room carries one jackpot, the Paddy's Pad Jackpot, and it works on a Progressive Escalator basis. It is won when a Full House is called in 43 numbers or less, and pays a percentage of the total jackpot depending on the call it lands on:

•     34 calls or less: 100%

•     35 calls: 90%

•     36 calls: 80%

•     37 calls: 70%

•     38 calls: 60%

•     39 calls: 50%

•     40 calls: 40%

•     41 calls: 30%

•     42 calls: 20%

•     43 calls: 10%

The jackpot starts at £500 and has no maximum value. If a win takes it below the £500 seed, it is topped back up to £500.

Return To Player

The room runs at an RTP of 65%: 2% for Two Numbers, 3% for Three Numbers, 4% for Four Numbers, 6% for One Line, 10% for Two Lines and 38% for the Full House, with 2% kept in reserve for the jackpot. RTP is a long-term statistical average calculated across a very large number of games, so it describes overall behaviour rather than what happens in any single session or round.

Taste & Feel

The mood here is Irish through and through, paired with the familiar rhythm of a traditional 90-ball game. Six prizes sit alongside the jackpot (2 Numbers, 3 Numbers, 4 Numbers, 1 Line, 2 Lines and Full House), so there is a clear shape to each round.

With calls landing every few seconds and a steady schedule between games, the pace is brisk during play and settled in the gaps. It is a single-room setup, so the experience stays simple and consistent each time you look in.

If a classic 90-ball room with a bit of Irish character sounds like your sort of thing, Paddy's Pad (Super 7) is open from 18:00 to 22:00 for whenever you fancy a wander in.