Geneva Hills Bingo

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Marie B.

8 months ago

I like this bingo place but it could be better. Everyone is nice but there are a couple issues with the callers. Bingo balls are removed from monitor before called. If your delayed any this can help you to miss a number. It has happened to me. Also need alittle more time to mark papers when the wild double bingo is played. There is no way to mark them ahead of time and I usually have a couple of faces left to mark when the game is started. My friend has the same issue with wild double bingo as I do. It is hard enough to win at any bingo game. You shouldn't have to feel like your competing against the caller as well. Slow it down just a bit. read more

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1201 Sugar Grove Rd SE
Lancaster, OH 43130
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(740) 652-9091
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Hours

What time does Geneva Hills Bingo open?

Geneva Hills Bingo opens at 5:00 PM on Monday and Friday.

What time does Geneva Hills Bingo close?

Geneva Hills Bingo closes at 10:00 PM on Monday and Friday.Geneva Hills Bingo is closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon, Fri 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMTue-Thu, Sat-Sun Closed

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Does Geneva Hills Bingo allow dogs?

No, Geneva Hills Bingo does not allow dogs.

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Does Geneva Hills Bingo have free WiFi?

Yes, Geneva Hills Bingo has free WiFi.

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Paper Packets, no computers. We sell instant pull tabs during our bingo sessions. We play 15 games per session and another game after regular bingo for a chance to win up to $50. Horse Progressive pays 1 winner $500 and 5 winners $100 on each game sold. Flashboard pays either 6 winners $150 or 5 winners $300 (depends which one played). Both these game winners have a chance to win additonal money on these two games (grows $300 for each game played) We have lucky ball jackpots that can grow to $500 each. We play one end of the month bingo (10 winner receive $50 in cash & 6 winners receive 4 free bingo sessions to use the following month) New customers that mention Yelp will receive a free dauber. Must be 18 years old.

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