You must be 18
The Ohio Attorney General's office says players must be at least 18.
Attorney General bingo pageFor players
Find your game.
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Your first night
- Call ahead. Schedules change for holidays and weather. Every listing has a phone number when the hall has shared one.
- Come early. Doors usually open well before the first game so you can buy your cards and find a seat.
- Bring cash and a dauber. Many halls are cash only. Most sell daubers at the door.
- Ask a volunteer. The people running the game are unpaid volunteers. They will gladly explain the games.
Good to know
Your money funds something
Charitable bingo is run by veterans posts, churches, schools, lodges and other nonprofits. The proceeds go to their charitable work.
Causes and bingoGetting in the door
Listings show step-free entry and parking details when the hall has told us. Missing? Ask the hall, then tell us.
Access and advocacyBringing a group
Care facility and senior center groups are welcome at many halls. Call ahead so they can hold tables.
Find games near your facilityHelp us get it right
Know a game we are missing?
Send the hall's name and what you know. A photo of a flyer is perfect.
Send a flyer or a correctionSomething not right at a game?
The Attorney General's Charitable Law Section takes complaints about charitable bingo.
File a complaint with the Attorney GeneralKeep it fun. If gambling stops being fun for you or someone you love, the Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline is free and open around the clock: 1-800-589-9966.