Buzz Bingo has announced a new Big Money Live bingo session scheduled for early March, giving players the chance to compete for a £10,000 full house prize. The event forms part of the operator’s live-presenter bingo format, where players participate simultaneously across physical clubs, the website, and the mobile app. Organisers confirmed that both in-club attendees and remote participants will join the same session led from the Derby live studio.
Event Format And Participation Details
The Big Money Live session will take place at 8:30pm on Sunday, 1 March 2026. Participation remains restricted to customers aged 18 or older who hold accounts with the operator or attend participating bingo clubs. The game will run across most venues in the network, with two named clubs excluded from the event.
Players may purchase tickets either in person on the day or through advance online sales. Online ticket sales close shortly before the scheduled start time, although the session itself will begin only when the presenter initiates the first number call. A live presenter appears on screens inside participating clubs and in the online game room through a video pop-up. Players who close the video feed can still hear number calls and automated confirmations.
Ticket pricing follows a standard structure. Six tickets cost £1, with purchases made in multiples of six. Each platform allows up to 144 tickets per player for this session.
Prize Structure And Ticket Costs
Prize levels have been set in advance for the March session. A single completed line carries a £1,000 payout. Completing two lines also awards £1,000. The top prize goes to the first full house winner, who receives £10,000.
The operator confirmed that the game relies on a live manual process rather than a fully automated system used in standard online bingo. A presenter calls numbers in real time, while staff manually verify winning tickets and handle payouts after the session concludes.
This operational format affects how winnings are delivered. Club players who win amounts below £2,000 receive payment directly at the venue. Larger wins require cheque processing at club level. Online winners with prizes below £5,000 typically receive manual account credits within 24 hours. Withdrawal procedures remain subject to existing account terms.
Manual Oversight And Regulatory Conditions
The event rules emphasise compliance with existing bingo regulations and internal terms. Organisers require players to review additional rules alongside general terms and the specific Big Money Live framework before taking part.
Management retains the authority to amend or cancel the game when legal or regulatory obligations require adjustments. In such cases, the operator may offer an alternative prize or equivalent benefit and will contact affected players directly with details.
The Big Money Live format reflects an approach where live presentation remains central even for digital participation. The model allows players across different platforms to join the same session, combining club attendance with remote access.
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