Understanding WingoBingo's 90-ball Bingo (Debrna)

WingoBingo's 90-ball Bingo, known as Debrna, is a game where players mark numbers on a card as they are called. The game uses a range of balls from 1 to 90.

Card Layout

Each Debrna bingo card is laid out with 3 rows and 9 columns. A card contains a total of 15 numbers. Within each of the 3 rows, there are 5 numbers present.

Prize Pool

The prize pool for each round of Debrna is built from the ticket sales for that specific round. All amounts are in US dollars, as published.

Winning Patterns and Prize Distribution

There are three specific winning patterns in Debrna, each claiming a share of the total prize pool:

• One Line: This pattern takes 15 percent of the prize pool.
• Two Lines: This pattern takes 25 percent of the prize pool.
• Full House (Debrna): This pattern takes 60 percent of the prize pool.

Worked Example: Prize Pool Calculation

WingoBingo has published an example to illustrate how the prize pool is calculated and distributed based on ticket sales.

If 2,000 tickets are sold at a price of $0.2 per ticket, the total prize pool generated for that round is $400. This is calculated by multiplying the 2,000 tickets sold by the $0.2 ticket price.

From this $400 prize pool, the funds for each pattern are allocated as follows:

• One Line: 15 percent of $400 equals $60.
• Two Lines: 25 percent of $400 equals $100.
• Full House (Debrna): 60 percent of $400 equals $240.

Worked Example: Sharing a Prize Pot

In the event that multiple players achieve a winning pattern simultaneously, the prize pot for that pattern is shared equally among them. For instance, if the One Line prize pot is $60 and there are 3 shared One Line winners, each winner would receive $20. This is calculated by dividing the $60 prize pot by the 3 winners.

Players must be at least 18 years old to participate in WingoBingo's Debrna game.

Sources

• WingoBingo official rulebook (official source) — retrieved 2026-09-22 20:17 UTC