Coloured Lines

Most early bingo's made no distinction on how an in-line scoring win was achieved. When colored lines were added, though, it became more important how the in-line score was formed on the card. For example, 3-in-line on a red line could be worth more that 3-in-line on a yellow line. On many games where you could rearrange the numbers/sections, the colored lines/sections scored independently, so you could often get a 3-in-line in yellow, then rearrange to score a 3-in-line in red using the same numbers and get paid for both wins!



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