Morse Code Bingo
Bingo, called in Morse code. The caller sends one character at a time: mark it if it's on your card, and get five in a row in as few calls as you can.
- Calls
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- Marked
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- Best
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Bingo, called in Morse
- The caller sends one letter or digit at a time, in Morse.
- If it’s on your card, tap it. A wrong tap adds two calls.
- Five in a row, a column or a diagonal is bingo: in as few calls as you can.
How to play
- Deal a card: 24 letters and digits around a free middle square.
- Listen to each call, and tap the character if it's on your card.
- Five in a row, a column or a diagonal is bingo. Fewer calls is better.
Tips
Start with calls every 6 seconds at 15 WPM. Once you hear characters without counting, try every 4 seconds or a faster speed.
Frequently asked questions
About the morse bingo
Yes. Put it on a big screen with calls one at a time, and have everyone mark their own paper cards as each character plays. Or let everyone play on their own device and compare calls.
A character that hasn’t been called can’t be marked, and the wrong tap adds two calls to your count.