Indiana
Indiana may be known for corn and racing, but bingo is a popular charity pastime there too. Bingo allows Hoosiers of Indiana to enjoy a fun game whilst doing some good for a worthy cause! Find bingo halls in Indiana and explore what the state’s best bingo venues have to offer.
What are bingo halls?
A bingo hall is any venue that is set up to host a bingo game! A bingo hall could be a community center, a conference room, or a church hall, so long as it is being used for a game of bingo. Bingo halls might vary greatly in how they look, but once they’re set up for bingo, you’ll feel right at home. All bingo halls will provide chairs and tables for the players to sit at, as well as somewhere for the bingo caller. The bingo caller may be a person or a machine, and they could be drawing balls from a roll-cage or using an electronic number generator. Either way, bingo fun is sure to follow.
How does a bingo game work?
If you’ve never played bingo before, you might not know how a bingo night tends to run. No sweat; BingoPort are here to give you a quick rundown of your typical bingo game! If you can arrive early, it’s a great idea. This will give you chance to get settled, find a seat, buy your tickets, and hopefully chat with your fellow players. Everyone has their own bingo cards full of numbers, and will be hoping to match the winning pattern. To do this, players will mark off the numbers as they are called, and the first player to cover all the squares needed for the winning pattern must shout BINGO! Once the game is over, there is usually a short break, and then the next game will start. Everyone will fall quiet and it’ll be eyes down for the fun to begin again!
How do I choose a bingo hall in Indiana?
So you’re looking for a bingo hall in Indiana, but how do you pick? Well, the easiest way to narrow down your choices is to look at the halls nearest to you. That way, you’ll be choosing from venues that are convenient for you to visit! Once you have found some halls near to you, have a look at what they offer. Do they suit your needs? Which charities do they support? You’ll soon start to get a feel for the venue. Once you’ve got a couple of bingo halls that look good, you get to enjoy the fun part! Go try them out with your best bingo buds and you’re sure to find a favorite.
What makes a great bingo hall?
Everyone has different ideas about what makes a bingo hall great. The best way to discover your perfect bingo hall is to consider what you love about bingo, aside from winning of course! Only charities that meet the legal criteria can hold bingo events, so although you may be a little more limited for choice, you can be sure that when you play bingo, you’re helping a great cause. If there’s a charity you particularly love to support, why not see if they are holding a bingo game any time soon? Ultimately, a great bingo hall is one that fits your needs. Whatever you love about bingo, you can find out everything to help you choose a venue right here in the BingoPort pages.
What you need to know about Indiana and gambling
Indiana is quite middle-of-the-road when it comes to gambling. Certain types of gambling are legal if they meet specific requirements, but illegal gambling ranges from a misdemeanor to a federal offence. There are thirteen casinos in Indiana, most of which are on Native American land or on riverboats. Bingo, lotteries, and pull-tab games are permitted, but only if they are organized by a charity, and meet the legal requirements.
Interesting facts about Indiana
- People from Indiana are known as Hoosiers, but despite a ton of theories (mostly all disproven), no one seems to know what a Hoosier actually is.
- Wabash, Indiana was the first city in the US to use electric streetlights.
- Indiana is known for racing, and its most famous race is the Indy 500. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway where the race is held is the world's largest spectator sports facility.
- Famous people from Indiana include dashing James Dean, Garfield creator Jim Davis, actor Adam Driver of Star Wars fame, and of course, Michael Jackson and family.
- Indiana’s state flag is blue with a gold torch and stars. The torch is to represent liberty, and the stars are to represent the Thirteen Colonies, the next five states to join the Union, and finally, Indiana as the nineteenth state.
Towns in Indiana
Amboy
Anderson
Anderson, Indiana is located a little outside Indianapolis, to the North East. It has several parks and an art museum, making it a nice place to soak up some culture.
Check out the bingo halls available in Anderson, Indiana here, and get useful info about these venues.
Angola
Attica
Auburn
Aurora
Austin
Avilla
Bedford
Bicknell
Blocher
Bloomfield
Bloomington
Boonville
Bourbon
Brazil
Bremen
Brookville
Brownsburg
Brownstown
Butler
Cambridge City
Camden
Cayuga
Cedar Lake
Charlestown
Chesterfield
Chesterton
Cicero
Clarksville
Clay City
Clinton
Cloverdale
Columbia City
Columbus
Commiskey
Connersville
Covington
Crawfordsville
Crothersville
Crown Point
Decatur
Delphi
Demotte
Dugger
East Chicago
Elkhart
Elwood
English
Evansville
Fish Lake
Fishers
Fort Branch
Fort Wayne
Fowler
Frankfort
Franklin
Fremont
Griffith
Peru
Bingo Halls in Indiana
Charlestown Civic Center (VFW Post 1427 Bingo)
150 Steve Hamilton Drive, Charlestown, Indiana,
Griffith Izaak Walton Bingo
Griffith, Indiana, 46319
Phone: (219) 924-0650
Email: Cubbielvr6923@gmail.com