In 90-ball bingo the patterns available are very straightforward, and the regular game of 90-ball bingo also offers these patterns. The game of 90-ball pattern bingo is much faster than the other common version, the 75-ball pattern bingo game. The reason this game is called 90-ball pattern bingo is because of the quantity of numbers that the callers use. The player wins if he/she is the first to make any one of these patterns. There is a different prize that is associated with each of these patterns.

The numbers on the bingo tickets are not printed in any random order, and this order is important in order to locate a specific number that is called out easily. Each of the nine columns in the player’s ticket is filled with numbers in a certain range. This arrangement therefore determines the location of the blanks on the ticket. The first column of the ticket is reserved for numbers that range from 1 to 10, the second column from 11 to 20 and the next seven columns also contain values from sequential 10 number ranges.

In 90-ball bingo, the patterns that can be formed are the “Any One Line” which represents either the first, second or third row and there are three possible ways to win this. The “Any Two Lines” means that the player has stricken off any 2 rows off the card, these could be first and second, second and third or first and third rows. The final option for the player is the Full House option where all the numbers are struck off.