Game variant:

“Wallstreet” is a 75-number Classic Bingo with a fixed number of drawn balls. 55 of the 75 balls are drawn in each draw.

The winners are determined only once all 55 balls have been drawn.

The stake per bingo card varies depending on the amount of the jackpot (see table below). The minimum stake is CHF 1.50 and increases by CHF 0.25 up to a maximum of CHF 2.50 for each new level.

If the jackpot is won, a new jackpot cycle starts and the card price is at the lowest prize level for all participants.

Other important information:

• The minimum number of players per draw is 10.
• The players can set a maximum of 5 “favourite numbers” per bingo card themselves.
• A maximum of 24 bingo cards can be purchased for each draw.

Click here for the rules.

Three draws are held daily for “Wallstreet” online bingo.

• First draw: 5:45 p.m.
• Second draw: 5:55 p.m.
• Third draw: 6:05 p.m.

Determination of prizes

• Why is it only possible to win a maximum of once per card with “Wallstreet”?
  
  The prizes for “Wallstreet” are determined once only after the 55 balls have been drawn. If you get 2, 3, 4 or 5 complete horizontal rows on one card, you win a share of the Bingo pot in the corresponding prize category.

Distribution of Bingo pot

• Why is a smaller share of the Bingo pot allocated to the higher prize categories?
  
  As there tends to be fewer Bingo cards that reach the higher prize categories, the prize per card in these categories is usually still higher.

• Why are two prize categories sometimes grouped together?
  
  This happens if the prize distribution would result, for example, in a card with 3 complete horizontal rows receiving a higher prize than a card with 4 complete horizontal rows. In this case, the amounts for 3 and 4 horizontal lines are merged and distributed evenly over all cards with 3 or 4 horizontal lines.

Purchase freeze

• Why can’t I buy Bingo cards during an ongoing draw?
  
  Due to the dynamic pricing system for “Wallstreet”, the prices may change during the course of a draw. To ensure that you pay the correct price, it is not possible to buy Bingo cards during draws. You can buy Bingo cards immediately after completion of a draw as usual.

Jackpot is won during a subscription play

• What happens to my card prize if the jackpot is won during a subscription play?
  
  In this case, the difference between the price paid and the starting price of CHF 1.50 is refunded for the subsequent draws. The subscription play remains active.

Cancellation of a draw

• What happens if I have bought Bingo cards for a specific draw, but this draw does not take place? Will I lose my fixed price in this case?
  
  The draw is deemed to have been cancelled and the purchase price is refunded. Another card must be bought for the next draw in order to retain the special price.

Subscription plays and cancelled draws

• Will my subscription play be extended if a draw is cancelled?
  
  No, the draw is deemed to have been cancelled and the purchase price will be refunded. The subscription play will not be extended due to the cancelled draw.

No prize category reached

• What happens if no cards reach a prize category in a draw?
  
  In such a case, the planned share of the stakes for this prize category will be automatically transferred to the jackpot.

Game plan

• Why is the Bingo room always active?
  
  The Bingo room is open 24 hours a day so that players can buy cards at any time. This ensures that they can avoid missing a draw.

• Why are there only three draws a day?
  
  With three fixed draws a day, the game remains manageable and it is easier to take part regularly. A higher number of draws would make it more difficult to take part in every draw and thus secure the special price.

• Why do the draws take place in the evening?
  
  Our analyses have shown that most Bingo players are active during this time. We therefore give users the best possible opportunity to take part in the draws.