What is bingo balls?how is the bingo games?

Imyjoy offers customized Cambodian Bingo Balls for special orders from Cambodian customers, with diameters of 38mm and 40mm, and other dimensions, weights, and materials can be customized as well.

What is Bingo Ball? Bingo is a game of chance where players rely on luck to win. It is one of the most popular forms of inexpensive gambling worldwide. Bingo is essentially a form of lottery prize, where each player purchases one or more bingo cards, each of which contains numerous squares, some with numbers and others blank. The house (or caller) randomly announces several numbers, usually not exceeding 75 or 90. The player who first purchases a card and marks off all the numbers announced by the house wins, and they can claim the entire wager or a portion of it, depending on local regulations. Bingo is legal in most states in the United States, where other forms of gambling are prohibited, and it is also popular in Japan and even found its way to casinos in Monte Carlo. In 1960, the UK introduced the Gambling Act, leading to the establishment of numerous bingo clubs and a surge in the popularity of bingo. Within a few years, its popularity in the UK surpassed that of the United States at the time.

In Japan, bingo cards are mainly used for company annual party raffles and wedding banquets, among other events.

The term "bingo" is commonly used to express joy, often when people suddenly see something they've been hoping for but thought was unlikely to happen.

Bingo games are typically held in game halls, with rules and payout methods varying by location. Usually, there are brochures available at the venue detailing the rules and payout methods for the bingo game. Bingo cards commonly used in the game are 5x5 grids, corresponding to the letters B-I-N-G-O. In American bingo, numbers are randomly drawn from 1 to 75, while in the UK and Australia, numbers are drawn from 1 to 90. Typically, a professional caller announces the numbers, similar to an auctioneer at an auction. Players quickly locate and mark the called numbers on their cards. Once a player forms the pattern of BINGO based on the called numbers, that round of the game ends, and the next round begins.

There are various winning patterns, such as vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines forming BINGO. A typical 5x5 card contains 24 numbers and one blank space, with the numbers randomly distributed on each card. There are usually thousands of cards for players to choose from. Some manufacturers print 6,000 different cards, while others can provide 9,000 unique cards. In different game sessions, cards with different numbers may have the same numbers in the same positions, such as card 1252, where the numbers in the same positions are the same. This means that because the called numbers vary each time, a card with the same numbers may not win in the first game but could potentially win in the next game."