In order to get your collection down to *only* instants, you have to play lots and lots of non-tournament games (like New York) and use up all of your power-ups, BUT never use any instants, BUT ALSO never to daub any numbers that have treasure chests on them. The only way to guarantee that you’ll be able to use one instant per round as the first power-up, though, is to have *only* instants in your power-up collection.
Say for example, your goal is to get an Instant power-up as the first power-up of each tournament round - there are five rounds in the tournament, so you’ll need to work your collection up to 5 instants. Get rid if all power-ups *except* the ones you want.
Gain enough power-ups to employ the strategy.Ģ. You however, may already have enough built up to use my strategy.ġ. I have what I believe to be a fool-proof strategy to win or come within the top spots of the tournament, but I’m still new to the game so my plan will take a long time to bear fruit. Anyhow, if you’re a player of BB, chances you know good and well how to get power-ups. To get power-ups, you can buy them in the game’s “store” with in-game coins you win from getting a bingo, or win power-ups when specially-marked numbers on your cards get called. There are power-ups that give you 1 random free spaces, 2 random free spaces, instant-win spaces that (if drawn) make that card win even if there’s no otherwise legit bingo. There is plenty of opportunity for strategy on a game that seems like it might be entirely luck. because they believe it’s a game of luck, right? Not exactly. Most of the people I’ve encountered rely purely on luck of the draw and never think about strategy. For those unfamiliar, there is a wildly popular Bingo-style game on Facebook called Bingo Blitz.
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