Game guide
Esports Bingo: fill the board before the 90 seconds run out
Bingo is the fastest of our daily modes. A 3x3 board mixes tier-1 organisations and nationalities, a queue of professional players scrolls at the top, and you have 90 seconds to drop each player onto a square they actually match. New boards for Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT and League of Legends appear every day at 00:00 UTC.
How a round runs
- A warning screen explains the 90-second limit; the clock only starts when you press Start, so you can read the board first.
- Squares are either an organisation (shown as a crest) or a nationality (shown as a flag). A player fits a square when the career database records that team stint, or when it is their nationality.
- A wrong placement or a skip sends the current player to the back of the queue, so you will see them again — but the clock keeps running.
- Every placement is checked on the server against real roster records.
Scoring
| Event | Points |
|---|---|
| 1st player placed on a square | 50 |
| 2nd | 35 |
| 3rd | 20 |
| 4th and beyond | 10 |
| Time bonus for finishing early | up to 50 |
A perfect run is capped at 500 points, so a fully filled board finished with time to spare is the maximum result for the day.
Tactics
- Clear nationality squares first — flags are usually instant recognition and keep the queue moving.
- Do not stall on one player. Skipping costs nothing but time and they return later, often when the matching square is obvious.
- Multi-region veterans are gold: they can fill an organisation square that nobody else in the queue matches.
- Finishing early is worth up to 50 extra points, so speed matters as much as accuracy once the board is nearly complete.
Where it fits
Bingo sits alongside Who Am I?, Line-ups and the Grid in the daily challenge. Streaks are tracked per game and per mode, and the complete rule set for all four modes is on the how to play page.
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