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Rules & How to Play
How to play
- Add money to your wallet, then choose a game by its stake — e.g. 10, 20 or 30 ETB.
- Pick your cartela (a numbered card) before the round starts, or take a random one.
- A round starts automatically once enough players have joined — a short countdown shows when it begins.
- Numbers are drawn one at a time. Matching numbers on your card are marked for you automatically.
- Complete the room's winning pattern, then tap BINGO to claim your win.
Winning
- Each room has a goal shown in its title — a line, the full card (full house), or a shape.
- In "Any line" rooms a diagonal counts as a line.
- Tapping BINGO is a one-tap decision: a valid card wins; if it is not a valid win you are disqualified for the rest of that round — so only claim when you truly have it.
- The winner is always decided by the server, never by the app on your phone. The first valid claim wins.
Deposits, stakes & prizes
- To deposit, send to the shown Telebirr account and submit the transaction number — it is verified and credited automatically.
- Your stake (buy-in) is taken from your wallet when you join a round.
- The prize is the total pot minus a small house fee, and is credited to the winner's wallet automatically.
- You can withdraw your balance to your Telebirr number from the Wallet page.
Fair play
- Every result is verified on the server — the app cannot be tricked into a win.
- One valid BINGO wins the round; a false claim disqualifies you for that round only.
- A round needs a minimum number of players before it can start.
- Cheating, using multiple accounts, or exploiting bugs can lead to disqualification and account suspension.
Responsible play & terms
- You must be of legal age in your area to play games for money.
- Play responsibly — only stake what you can afford to lose, and set your own limits.
- When you buy into a round your stake is committed; buy-ins are not refundable once a round has begun.
- Ambessa Bingo may update these rules from time to time; the current version always applies.