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So, I am having a night out at the BINGO. There is the caller, ball-cage, balls and cards and the players, all of which go together to play the game, but no bingoboard on which to place the balls in order to keep a record of the numbers drawn.

There is a computer programme running for this purpose ...

Let's Play Bingo British Style - Ticket Generator.

If you like to make your own Bingo tickets rather than buying them, then perhaps you might like to use the same method as I do. It's not that difficult really. All you need is either MS Excel or MS Works to generate your worksheet and a programme ...

Here's the programme with an alternative Bingo board for which I 'borrowed' the idea from Point-and-Click Keno by Welopez.


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' NEW LET'S PLAY BINGO
' A programme by Gearce
' July 2012 ...

Let's Play Bingo - British Style

What is British Bingo?
There are many references to the game on the internet but briefly, Bingo or housey-housey (former name in the United Kingdom) is a gambling game that began in Italy in the 1500s. The game is believed to have migrated to France, Great Britain ...

The attached Checkbox zip file is actually and addition to Cards by Gearce but I had to make a new topic because only one attachment is allowed per topic. When I posted Cards by Gearce, the checkbox was not required for any of my programmes but it is now required for my Mind Reader Puzzle. The image ...

The zip file contains the Cards by Gearce folder, inside which is the cards folder containing images for 52 playing cards, 28 card backs, 8 jokers and one other. These are the images required for any of my card puzzle programmes. Download the file and save the cards folder for use if and when you ...

This is to correct a bug found in the previous programme

This is my latest version of the programme. It contains the card references from a programme, Visual Blackjack, designed and written by James Dobb aka SemiSkim at
http://jbfilesarchive.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=903.

I think I have covered all aspects of the game of Acey Ducey and to my ...

Here's a programme which I converted from Dark Basic. After clicking Continue in the introductory screen, the next screen shows 20 dominoes in two rows of ten and asks you how many you would like to move from the end of the bottom row to the beginning of the top row. You enter the number and click ...

This is an updated version of Another Puzzler as posted in the Just Basic Forums - JB Programs Shared thread