2010 Super Bowl Commercial Bingo Betting
2010 Super Bowl Commercial Bingo Betting
Commercial Bingo has become a new take on Super Bowl betting in recent years. An activity at Super Bowl parties, each guest buys a Bingo board upon arrival. Instead of numbers, the squares contain descriptions of ads running during the game. Throughout the game, guests cross out squares as the commercials are played on TV. Prizes are awarded for vertical, horizontal, diagonal, four corners, and full-card Bingo. Depending on the number of guests, the winnings can be enough to soothe wounded egos of Bingo winners whose team loses the real game.
It’s easy to make Super Bowl Bingo cards by researching the ads that are scheduled to run. The website adage.com/SuperBowlBuyers has a table of most of the companies that have bought air time. The center of the card is a free space, but you’ll need at least 24 ads to make up decent cards. Each square has to be specific enough to recognize the ad, as in “Danica Patrick Go Daddy Ad.” Beer commercials should be specific as to the brand and the “plot” of the ad.
The trend has been going on for years on the East Coast in the U.S., but it is just now catching on everywhere else. But it’s no surprise because the Super Bowl is the platform for countless bets, and not just over who wins or what the point spread is. Practically every play of the game is a prop (“proposition”) bet, from who wins the coin toss to the type of play the final score of the game is. But Super Bowl Bingo is a way to bring in the non-football fans to have some fun at Super Bowl parties.
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