Bullseye Bingo

Bullseye Bingo

Bullseye Bingo is right on target with a chance to win up to $10,000 instantly! Just match the CALLER’S NUMBERS to YOUR CARD’s numbers to see if you win!

Ask your Lottery retailer for a $2 Print ‘n Play Bullseye Bingo ticket, or press the Print ‘n Play Games button on the Lottery Vending Machine – no playslip to fill out, no numbers to choose and no need to wait for a draw.

Print ‘n Play: Play the game, or scan the ticket to find out if you’ve won instantly!

What is Bullseye Bingo?

In the traditional game of bingo, a caller draws combinations of letters and numbers and calls them out to the crowd. Players cover the spots on their bingo cards that correspond to those combos. Bullseye Bingo works almost the same way.

The game gives you a list of 25 CALLER'S NUMBERS. You look through YOUR CARD and circle the ones that match the CALLER'S NUMBERS. It's just like playing a real-life game of bingo, but it goes a lot quicker!

The best part about playing Bullseye Bingo? You can play anytime. It's easy to fit this fun pastime into your schedule.

Create any one of 10 patterns on your card, and you win the corresponding prize. The easiest combination is a straight line. The toughest pattern is to fill up the outer frame of the card.

Where to get a Bullseye Bingo ticket

The Lottery sells these tickets in two locations:

• At a retailer that sells Virginia Lottery tickets. You can find one near you by using the Lottery's Find a Retailer tool.
• At one of the Lottery Vending Machines, which can be found in retailers around Virginia.

What is the top prize when playing Bullseye Bingo?

The top prize is $10,000. The odds of winning that prize are 1 in 240,000. The odds of winning any prize in this game are 1 in 4.41.

The Lottery supports K-12 public education in Virginia

Every Virginia Lottery game benefits public education for children across the commonwealth. When you play Lottery games, you contribute to the hundreds of millions of dollars the Lottery turns over to K-12 public education in Virginia each year.