Players write any numbers from 2 through
90 in the blank squares on their game mats. They may use each
number only once. (To help them keep track of their numbers,
suggest that they circle the numbers they use in the list below the
mat.)
A player shuffles the playing cards and
places them facedown on the playing surface. Players take
turns. At each turn, a player turns over the top cards from the
deck. This is the factor. Each player then places a penny
or counter on one number on the mat for which the number on the card
is a factor. For example, if a 5-card is turned over, any player
may place one counter on any number that is a multiple of 5, such as
15, 20, 25, or 30.
The first player to get 5 counters in a
row, column, or diagonal, or to get 12 counters anywhere on the grid,
calls out "Bingo" and wins the game. If all the cards
are used before someone wins, a player reshuffles them and the game
continues.
