Bingo Paper: Different Bingos Use Different Paper
If you’re looking to order bingo paper , but are unsure of exactly how to do it, this bingo article should help. There is no doubt that bingo managers and bingo players unfamilar with the game or the industry terminology can have trouble. Frequently, people who want to order the bingo paper for their “early bird” games or for their “speedball” games assume that their “early bird” paper is the same paper that everyone in the country uses for that style of game. However, this isn’t the case. Different states, different regions, and even different cities use different bingo paper and many use different bingo paper even for the same style of bingo games. So, how do we get everyone on the same page? Well, you first need to know bingo paper terminology, and that begins with what we call “the cut” Bingo Paper:
“The Cut”
Bingo paper comes in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be “cut” into just about any of the common styles you see at bingo. The paper is named for its “cut”, the number of plays on the sheet, and how the paper flows (either horizontally/side to side or vertically/up and down). For example, bingo paper comes in 1ons (1 face sheet), 3H (3 faces horizontally or side to side), 3V (3 faces vertically or up and down), 4ons (4 faces in a square) , 6H (6 faces horizontally or side to side), 6V (6 faces vertically or up and down), and 9ons (9 faces in a square). Bingo paper can also come in 12ons, 18ons and even a few other obscure type of cuts. When you need to order bingo paper, most often you should describe the cut of your paper first, before describing its other characteristics such as color, etc.
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