You can’t play a game of Bingo without a variety of Bingo calls being shouted out by the game host.
Bingo Odd Number
Therefore, we have compiled all the odd numbers from a game of 75-ball Bingo, so the next time you dabble in a few online Bingo games, you’ll know exactly what the calls mean!
Read on to find out more.
1 – Kelly’s Eye – a reference to military slang.
3 – Cup of Tea – tea and three rhyme, whilst also referring to a drink loved by many Brits.
5 – Man Alive – alive and five rhyme.
7 – Lucky Seven – in many cultures, including Bingo, the number seven is considered lucky.
9 – Doctor’s Orders – refers to the ‘number 9’ laxative pill given to soldiers in WWII.
11 – Legs Eleven – the number 11 looks like a pair of legs.
13 – Unlucky for Some – for some, the number 13 is seen as being unlucky.
15 – Young and Keen – keen and 15 rhyme.
17 – Dancing Queen – references to the lyrics within the ABBA song Dancing Queen.
19 – Goodbye Teens – a reference to the age of 19 being the last year a person is classed as a teenager.
21 – Royal Salute – inspired by the royal salute of 21 guns.
23 – The Lord is my Shepard – pays homage the first verse of Psalm 23 of the Old Testament.
25 – Duck and Dive – refers to two looking like a duck and dive rhyming with five.
27 – Gateway to Heaven – referencing to calling a win on 27.
29 – Rise and Shine – rhymes with 29.
31 – Get Up and Run – rhymes with 31.
33 – All the Threes – referencing to the two threes in in 33. When this is called, players call out ’33!’
35 – Jump and Jive – rhymes with 35.
37 –More than 11 – a phrase that rhymes with 37.
39 –39 Steps – pays homage to the famous Alfred Hitchcock film The 39 Steps.
41 – Time for Fun – a phrase that rhymes with 41.
43 –Down on Your Knees – refers to a phrase used by the British soldiers.
45 – Halfway there – when playing a game of 90-ball Bingo, 45 is the halfway number.
47 – Four and Seven – a reference to the two numbers that, when put together, make 47.
49 – PC – pays homage to an old TV show called The Adventures of P.C. 49 that aired from 1946 to 1953.
51 – Tweak of the Thumb – a phrase that rhymes with 51.
53 – Stuck in the Tree / Here comes Herbie – a phrase that rhymes with 53 / a reference to the famous VW Beetle called Herbie from the films made by Walt Disney.
55 – Snakes Alive – references the idea of the…
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