Bingo Dice

Bingo Dice

FunCraft Games
4.9
Board
500,000+ Downloads

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What changed

Dice-based bingo with a competitive twist

Bingo Dice is a board game from FunCraft Games that combines familiar bingo boards with active dice decisions. Instead of waiting for numbers to be called, you roll three dice and choose one die or combine two dice to mark matching spaces on the board. It suits players who enjoy short, turn-based games with more decision-making than traditional bingo.

How the matches work

Each turn asks you to weigh the numbers available and decide which target is most useful. Completing lines and other bingo patterns depends on both your choices and the results of each roll, so a good move can still require some luck. The 5x5 board keeps the objective easy to understand while giving you several possible targets during a match.

  • Roll three dice and select a single result or a two-dice total.
  • Mark available numbers on your board to work toward bingo patterns.
  • Play against other users in turn-based matches where each move affects the race.

Progression beyond individual games

Alongside head-to-head play, Bingo Dice includes a Duel Journey with boss encounters. Leagues and rankings give regular players longer-term goals, allowing progress to continue after a single board is complete. These systems make the game a better fit for people who like competitive ladders and gradual challenges, while the dice rolls keep matches unpredictable.

Ratings and player reach

Bingo Dice is listed in the Board category and has a 4.8959274-star rating from 27,766 reviews. With 500,000+ installs, it has attracted a sizable player base for its blend of bingo rules, dice selection, and competitive play. It is a straightforward choice for casual board-game sessions, especially if you want luck to matter without removing player control.