Paddy's Pennies
At A Glance
Theme
Branded
Provider
tombola
Key Features
Bingo
Paddy's Pennies info
Paddy's Pennies Bingo90 Overview
Paddy's Pennies Bingo90 is a traditional 90-ball bingo room, built around the format most players already know by heart: three rows, nine columns, and a caller working through the numbers.
It runs as a single room dressed head to toe in Paddy Power colours, the sort of place where the wallpaper looks like it has opinions about the football.
• Game type: scheduled bingo room
• Format: traditional 90-ball
• Rooms available: one
• Games per hour: 12
• Opening hours: 13:00–19:00
• Tickets: from 1p, with strips at 5p
Tickets, Calls & Rules
Each ticket carries 15 numbers spread across the standard three-row grid, and those 15 are what need to be marked off to complete a Full House.
Numbers are drawn from the 90-ball universe, with roughly 4 seconds between calls.
There are three winning stages in every game:
• One Line: any single completed row on a ticket.
• Two Lines: two completed rows on the same ticket.
• Full House: all 15 numbers on a ticket marked off.
• Of the three prizes awarded in a standard game, the Full House takes the largest share of the prize split, followed by Two Lines and then One Line.
• Games are scheduled rather than on demand, with a new one listed roughly every 5 minutes, so you can see what is coming up before taking a seat.
• Any prizes you win are credited straight to your Paddy Power Bingo account.
Features & Special Modes
Progressive Jackpot
Alongside the three standard prizes, the room carries a single Progressive Jackpot. It is tied to the speed of the Full House: a ticket that completes all 15 numbers within 37 calls or less meets the jackpot condition.
The jackpot is progressive: it starts at £100 and builds with every game until it is won. If more than one player wins it at the same time, each receives the full jackpot amount.
Return To Player
The room has a stated RTP of 67.25%, with 12% going to the One Line prize, 18% to Two Lines, 35% to the Full House and 2.25% to the jackpot. This figure is a long-term statistical average calculated across a very large number of games and does not describe the outcome of any single session.
Taste & Feel
This is classic bingo-hall rhythm with a Paddy Power coat of paint: steady calls, familiar patterns and a schedule that keeps the room to a regular shape.
The pace sits in brisk-but-followable territory thanks to the short gap between calls, while the five-minute schedule gives the session a repeating structure. The look leans on the brand's own cheerful palette, which is about as subtle as a tracksuit at a wedding.
It suits players who like traditional 90-ball structure, three prize stages and a progressive jackpot layered on top.
FAQs
How many numbers are on a ticket in Paddy' Pennies Bingo90?
Every ticket holds 15 numbers across three rows of nine columns, in line with standard 90-ball bingo.
What patterns can win in this room?
Three patterns pay in each game: One Line, Two Lines and a Full House covering all 15 numbers on the ticket.
How is the Progressive Jackpot triggered?
The Progressive Jackpot condition is met when a Full House is completed in 37 calls or less.

