Great atmosphere...great caller..people friendly..luv it. Definitely going back..Also food is good…read morealso.

Love this place!!! Located on old tully rd at Gate C. Great snack bar and awesome people run the…read morebingo.....lots of flash and they even have a atm!! Lol.. ....plenty of parking and seating space here!!! They even play some good music #fairgroundsbingo

Although I didn't win and that's why four stars. lol. It's a fun hall with a great vibe. If you…read moreenjoy playing Pulltabs you will love this hall but will either have an empty or a fat wallet when you leave. They play a lot of Pulltabs!! The staff is friendly and helpful for first time playing at this hall. They call at a good clear pace. Food is available to order, I would suggest going early to order food, service was a tad slow and breaks are short. I had the loaded nachos which were tasty and had everything but the kitchen sink.

My favorite place to play bingo! Midnight Madness is the…read morebest. Fridays are my favorite time to go because they have Strip Night! (Not strip as in clothing) but strip bongo cards. It is between $75-$100 buy-in but you play for like 6 hours straight. Payouts are also higher than regular bingo. Get there early to secure a seat and make sure you bring snacks! Be aware that this is not a relaxing experience as people who come here, come to win. :)

Parking is good here but they have very few handicap spots. It's a quaint and cozy small place…read more Buy in is $40 for 72 cards with up to three papers and $50 for 144 cards up to three papers they play the machines and double action For your birthday you get a free dinner. They start off with early birds which are typically pulltabs like a down line and twisters and then they have maybe 14 flash games on the back table as well as one strip at a time and when the strip is sold out, they come out with a new one they do not play the double $1199. They play mostly 500 to 1199 games here the payouts for the machine games are $350. There's two intermissions and the café has some pretty good food so you do not need to bring anything or DoorDash Been here a few times I used to come a lot more, but some other Bingo places pay out quite a bit more so nice place to relax

Very friendly people, lots of pull tab games, and flash. great snack bar. Very easy to get to…read moreColeman and Brokaw.

Great friendly atmosphere small crowd bigger payout hotball grows to 1000 then new hotball starts.read more

Bingo is back! St. John the Baptist Church hosts the event on Monday evenings, with early bird…read moregames starting at 6pm. Game play is just as intense and exciting as the charity bingo hall around the corner, fast paced, strict policies (better be quick to yell out bingo if you win!), lots of opportunities for cash prizes, friendly helpful people all around, and about 3-4 hours of bingo fun! Though the payouts are lower at St. John's ($100 payouts for early bird games, $200 payouts for regular games, plus $50 increase per game on the last Monday of the month), the buy-in is lower as well. As of July 2024, buy-in is $25, then $5 per game set after that. Each set (one pack) has 15 bingo sheets consisting of 5 early bird games and 10 regular games. Each sheet in the set has 6 bingo boards. The bingo games have quite a range of patterns throughout the evening in order to win, like "small crazy kite" or "postage stamps", and who knew that hitting all four corners on the board counts as a bingo!?! Thank goodness they also provide an easy-to-follow instruction sheet, so you know what you're playing and you don't miss anything, since the game goes quickly. Workers/volunteers also walk around selling flash, strip, cherry bell, and other special games. We got a few flash cards (kinda like scratchers, but cheaper with lower winnings)... won a buck total from 10 cards, lol. A food truck on site allows participants to enjoy some dinner or snacks while playing. We grabbed a couple tacos from the mexican food truck outside during one of the breaks, and it was pretty good. The event is open to ages 18 and over, though the crowd looks like mainly 50 and older. Even being some of the youngest players there, we fit in just fine and had a pleasant time at bingo night... will be back to win more than a dollar next time.

Many cheerful and helpful volunteers there. Lots of monitors to make it easy to follow the games…read more They have second chance for most of the games so better chance to win. Definitely a great place for playing bingo. I highly recommend Tafatola. Especially for its friendly workers.

I have been coming to this bingo a handful of times. Recently I have been discovering actions which…read moreare truly unfair. 2 weeks ago a derby win was not claimed instead of playing it over for those who purchased in it was given to one of there fellow workers who was playing that night which had not purchase a derby. This week I witnessed the same volunteer slash employee playing within the night she kepted getting text from the staff working in the back to come get free tabs no purchase necessary. I am a bingo slash pull tab player and for us to have to pay to play with our hard earned money for them to just get them for free is fraud to me and all those unaware. This bingo hall always claims they are working for thier church in which this is not God behaviors this is cheating. I will no longer go here but wanted you all aware of this.

The lines are excessively long for flash and buy-in, so if you can buy ahead online. The volunteers…read more& regulars can be rude at times, although I get it but life is too short people. Let's remember the fun of winning small & big! If you plan on playing Flash, you are in for a long haul so if you are not ready for all that, I would say just play the strips. Either way you will be there all day it seems. I like the fact that there are plenty of bathroom stalls and always well stocked. The noise is a minimum and you get 2 intermissions but can use a bathroom break between flash games. Oh and parking isn't so bad if you get there at a decent time. Lastly when you purchase online, don't forget to reserve your seats too!! Lastly if you owe student loans and want another way to pay off, just volunteer your time as a volunteer.

I love playing bingo . It takes a long time to finish the games . They play too much flashes and we…read morehave to wait a long time .

We love live oak bingo lore. The mangers and staff our so friendly. We appreciate you all Breanna,…read moreMatt, Jenny, Carmen, Emily, ect. Thankyou again Go Bingo

Super friendly workers and very friendly patrons. My first time ay bingo and everyone was so nice…read more I will certainly go back again

Shout out to manager Rich we did our online reservations for my bday and wen we got there the line…read morewas out the door I forsure thought it was gonna be way to long to stand there it actually surprise me and went extremely faster then usual. It was Easter day and not alot of workers stay Rich stayed and called whole session even thou I didnt win and it was so super busy big boss Rich made it so friendly and welcome for such a busy nite u go Mr Rich

If you're a newbie like me (to a bingo hall, not bingo itself), I recommend going at least 25-30…read moreminutes early to learn how things work and determine if you want to add extra options, like flash games, etc. (more opportunities to win big). We arrived about 15 minutes before start time, but with parking being difficult (the lot was quite full) and having to wait in a short line for buy in, we didn't sit down till a few minutes before start time. And being given a large stack of bingo sheets/cards, didn't know what to do. Luckily the guy next to us was a regular and helped us out. Once they start, they go fast, and if you miss something or don't call out bingo quickly enough, you're out of luck. We got the minimum package on a Sunday evening ($80 per person, for two of us). Each sheet had 5 bingo sets on it (numbers only, no letters), and you play several sheets at a time, so yeah, you gotta pay attention and be quick to mark your cards. Luckily there are large clear screens where you can see the numbers called during each game until it's reset for the next game, but still you gotta be quick so I wouldn't rely on that to play catch up. To win, you need to get a bingo (3 in a row) for all 5 sets on one sheet before calling out "bingo", unless there are different instructions for a specific game. When we went, there were about 10-12 games throughout the night (more if you purchased extra), hence the stack of cards in the beginning, and it lasted about 3 hours including an 8 minute intermission. We didn't win, but it was fun (once we got the hang of it). The place had a casual atmosphere, older crowd (we were probably the youngest people there), everyone seemed to be friendly enough, mainly just minding their own business, and lots of hardcore bingo-ers! There were restrooms, coffee, and vending machines on site. The service was efficient, we didn't encounter any problems with staff, and there were plenty of workers/volunteers walking around during the games selling extra cards. If you want a chance to win some extra cash, this is a fun way to do it, and if you don't win, at least you know your money is going to charity. Also, gotta love the colorful themed bingo cards (ie. Betty Boop, and Popeye the Sailor).

Dialogue excerpt: Me: I'm so excited to play Bingo tonight!…read moreManuel M.: You're just excited to play bingo, because of the prospect a bunch of old men being at the same place. Me: Touché, my friend. But maybe true. +2 points for you. But beyond that candor, bingo has a special place in my heart. My mother and I don't do anything together much anymore, and when I was 15 - she introduced me to bingo. This was the first place we went. And today, after a horrendous day in the office, coupled with a horrendous current outlook on life - I decided, bingo was needed. And thank god, it was Monday - because every Monday, the Italian Men's Club does bingo. So first of all, they have some really good Italian food here. And it's cheap. I'm down for spaghetti, almost all the time... especially, if it's good. The facilities are not great, but the experience is great. I wouldn't recommend doing 4 regular bingo cards at a time, because I got tired. Buy-in is $15 minimum, usually the night starts at 6pm with early bird, dinner is served starting at 5, and the regular games start at 6:45. The people that go here are odd at worse, and usually nice at best. So after a day of wanting to stab myself in the ear with a pencil at the office, I tried doing numbers with a cute pink dabber instead. Judge me, that's fine. Was that last number, O69, people?

I am not an experienced Bingo player at all. Mostly because I've never won. I mean, how…read moreexperienced can I be, if I've never used my "BINGO!" yell? That's besides the point. Bingo here is great. It's a $15 minimum buy in--that gets you two booklets (about 10-15 games), and a $1.25 for your own stamper. I mean, dabber. I mean, those things that you mark your sheet with as they announce B-5. Note--if you're confused at all during any of the games--feel free to ask one of the 'regulars.' You can tell who they are by all their bingo paraphernalia. Just don't ask them when a game is in play.

Thank you for an amazing evening it was an honor to be in your presence. Thank you for your…read moreservice!

This hall isnt that great .Last night I called bingo on a blackout everyone heard me. I didnt get…read moreit because the caller claimed she called the next number but that was a lie because my number was still flashing and everyone told her that I yelled bingo but I didn't get it so they gave it to someone else on the next number that sucked. So just be careful there when you play Bingo cuz when you lent when you still lose