Game Gallery Wood Bingo Set

Great set for the price. Cards are a bit small but worked out.

The cardboard number holder is very weak can't hold anything. If it gets hit all bad come off. It should be wooden like the ball spinner. I would never buy again 😡

The fact that I never received it and half of my order!

This was used at an adult birthday party. Games played with small birthday gifts for the winners. It was a hit.

The number balls are super slippery and sometimes the balls get stuck and they won’t come out. Other than that it’s pretty good

Really cute bingo spinner, comes with plenty cards. It only has 100 little marker chips, which is not nearly enough. You will start to run out with 7-8 people before a second person has bingo. You’ll need something else for anymore people. Other than that, it is what you pay for and is quite nice.

Good, the card for the numbers is not working

I disliked the cardboard where you place the numbers called. If the table gets bumped then the balls go a rolling. Then you have to start the game over.

Bingo itself is fun, put this is a poor design. The number balls keep rolling off & are hard to keep on the board, which is disruptive to the game. The sphere rolling to get a number ball out does not function very well either.

Fun family game everyone enjoyed it from 5 to 38.

This game was fun and easy to use. I bought it for a game night with friends and it was a lot of fun being the bingo caller because the ball cage was fun to use.

My son really wanted to be able to play bingo at home and not only was this set a fraction of the price of other sets, but it was available in the store. So the good part is it’s Bingo, you can play it. The bad part is it’s cheap and sloppily made. The ball for 55 says “O” on it when it should say “G”. The balls very infrequently actually roll down the track, either they get stuck under the cage or go flying off the track. The ball holder for called balls is cardboard, it will only work on carpet. But my kids like it so I guess that’s all that matters.

Bingo board was made of soft cardboard an doesn't hold the balls properly.

The G69 ball should be O69. It's ok but quality isnt that great for price.

Love this bingo game, the balls are so cute and well made. The only problem is one of the balls has the wrong number/letter but once I was aware it wasn’t much of a problem. Definitely more of a grown up bingo set.

It’s super cute and so much fun! The tumbler gives it a nice touch!

I see that the company that produces this game has made no attempts to correct the mistakes that have already been reported in other reviews. I was hoping the mistakes reported in the reviews was not something that was in every box, but it must be, because I had one card with an error on it that was reported before. No one could ever win using that card because there is no N29, as someone has already taken a photo of in the reviews. (N only goes from 31 to 45.) So that number will never be called and covered. Also, one of the balls says O55 while missing a G55. (O goes from 61 to 75.) There is no O55 needed. So there were 75 balls altogether as there should be, but one was marked O55 when it should have been G55. Despite the mistakes, it was still a cute game set. I like the wood on the cage, which seems to be made well, which is the best thing about the whole set; but every once in a while when you crank the cage, the ball pops out of the bottom instead of staying on the wood and rolling down it like it should, or pops out of the top while cranking it. But even though there were a few problems, overall it is a nice set for the price, considering how expensive most Bingo sets are. Sixteen of the cards seem fine, and if you fix the one ball that is marked wrong, then it's still a usable game set. Some of the balls are dented, but it doesn't seem to cause too many problems, unless that's why some of them don't roll right. The Master Board works terrible at keeping track of the balls that have already been called, since it is a flimsy thin piece of cardboard with holes in it that the balls keep rolling out of. I'm not sure there are enough red clear chips, or markers, because we only played with two people so far. There doesn't appear to be enough chips if there were several players, so I'm not sure what to do if we run out when we have more players since I bought this for my granddaughter's birthday party. I just got the game, and although I like how cute the set is, I'm still debating on whether I should keep it or get a refund. I could just paint the O55 and turn it into a G55, and just not use the 17th card that has the N29 on it and still have 16 other cards, or change it to a different number by writing over it, but I don't know how to fix the master card to ever make it work. I don't think there is a way. There will always be problems with it, which will make it difficult playing the game. I am writing this so you know the good and bad, then decide for yourself if it's worth buying to save money, or spend more on a better made one.

Calling card is too flimsy and hard to keep the balls on it. Will most likely buy a better one.

Very nice and sturdy

The roll cage and balls are very nice, how ever, the board to keep track of what has been called is a flimsy thin piece of cardstock. There’s no way to keep them in place without rolling off. I will be returning for this reason.