We don’t supply top up tickets. We produce the packs on a monthly basis so there will always be something new for your customers. If you find that you are getting some odds and ends left over from a game, then we would recommend playing a “first come, first served” jackpot game. For example: Charge £5.00 for the last 5 tickets you have left, to the first 5 people wanting to enter and then play a game straight to a full house and give the £25.00 cash pot to the winner.

The simple answer is yes! Of course you can. Just get in contact with us and we can supply you with replacements either by post or via email.

This is up to you, if you have 2 people that have won and don’t mind sharing then go for it. Or you could use a tie breaker question or activity to determine the outright winner. Make it your own and do something funny like; how fast can they each eat a bag of crisps or a chocolate bar!

This is the ultimate question! It is completely down to how often you play and how many people take part in  the game when you do. Take our Bronze pack, this has 4 games in it and 100 ticket per game (totalling 400). If you were run the game once a week and play to 100 people each time, then the pack would last 4 weeks. Similarly, if you were run the game once a week and play to 50 people each time, then the pack would last 8 weeks. 

The whole point about Rock and Roll Bingo is that you buy it when you need to. We have some venues that buy a pack once a week; on the flip side we have venues that only buy a couple packs a year to use with their charity nights.

Prizes can be as simple or extravagant as you like; from a bag of crisps or a pair of marigolds to a pitcher of beer, gift cards or even Spa treatments! 

Prizes should reflect the amount you are charging for the tickets, we wouldn’t recommend charging £5.00 per ticket and giving a star prize of a bag of crisps! That’s just not gonna win you any friends.

This again is completely up to you. If you’re running the game in your local then no, you don’t have to as the game pretty much runs it’s self. But you could get a member of staff to do it or maybe a customer that likes the sound of their own voice (we all know every pub has one of those!).
If on the other hand you are playing to 1000 people for charity night for example, then you might want to get a host with nerves of steel!