Players & Winning Claims

How Digital Music Bingo Tickets Work

Learn how to use your digital bingo ticket, recognise songs and mark squares during a Boogie Bingo Live game.

Updated 16 October 2026

Your music bingo ticket

Instead of traditional bingo numbers, your Boogie Bingo Live ticket contains song titles.

Your host chooses a music pack and prepares the player tickets before the game begins.

You can play directly from your phone without needing to print a ticket.

Step 1: Open your ticket

  1. Join the game using the Game Code supplied by your host.
  2. Enter your player name.
  3. Open your digital ticket and take a moment to look at the songs.

Step 2: Listen to the music

The host plays music using a separate music service or audio setup.

Listen for songs that appear on your ticket.

The host records the songs in Boogie Bingo Live as the game progresses.

Step 3: Mark matching songs

  1. Listen to the song being played.
  2. Check whether that song appears on your ticket.
  3. If it does, tap the matching square to mark it.
  4. Continue marking songs as you recognise them.
Helpful tip: Players mark their own tickets. Boogie Bingo Live does not automatically mark squares when a song plays.

Step 4: Watch for a winning pattern

The host selects One Line Only, Full House Only, or One Line + Full House when setting up the game.

In a combined game, a Line is the first prize stage and the game then continues towards Full House.

A Line is one complete horizontal row on your ticket. Vertical columns and diagonals do not count.

Full House means completing the entire ticket.

Step 5: Submit a winning claim

When you believe you have a winning pattern, use the appropriate claim option on your ticket.

Boogie Bingo Live checks the claim against the songs the host has recorded as played.

The host can then see the claim result as part of the live game.

Why might a marked ticket not win?

Marking a square does not prove that its song has been played.

Winning claims are checked against the host's recorded song history, so a ticket with incorrectly marked songs may not qualify.

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