Bingo Showdown

Every Bingo Showdown ticket link is a bingo-showdown.jckpt.me address. On a phone it opens the app; on a computer it leads to the Facebook version. Each one also carries a name SciPlay gave it, such as 20261004 Tickets_1, which is the date and that day's number. We read that name on every link we listed.

How we counted

• What: 147 Bingo Showdown ticket links we listed on Morning Reward since 9 June 2026, each followed to its destination to read SciPlay's name for it. One was cut short and could not be read.
• Window: The 131 links SciPlay dated 9 July to 4 October 2026. Four early-September names were missing a digit, and we placed them by their order.
• Limits: The Facebook community needs a login to view, and the links do not state an amount.

What we found

• Two a day: We found links for 76 of the 88 days. On 56 of those days the numbering stopped at Tickets_2, on 5 it reached Tickets_3, and on 15 we only had one.
• Days old, not hours: None was listed on the day it was dated. The middle link was 3 days old, and 46 were six days or more.
• Slowest in late August: Links dated mid-August to early September took 6 to 11 days. Since mid-September most have taken 2 days.

SciPlay posts these links in a Facebook community that needs a login, so they take days to be shared publicly. The delay is in that sharing, not SciPlay posting late. SciPlay does not say how long a link stays claimable, so start with the newest on our free tickets page.

Bingo Showdown is published by SciPlay, the social games arm of Light & Wonder, with the App Store naming Phantom EFX, Inc. as the seller. It launched on iOS on 28 January 2015 and is still updated: the iPhone app reached version 472.0.1 on 13 August 2026, and the Android app was updated on 1 October 2026.

• iOS: Needs iOS 15.0 or later. Rated 4.7 out of 5 from more than 86,000 ratings.
• Android and Kindle: Needs Android 7.1 (Nougat) or later. More than 5 million installs on Google Play.
• Facebook: Playable through Facebook at apps.facebook.com/bingo-showdown. SciPlay's help page on loading errors there, updated 29 August 2026, blames Facebook's Sensitive Content setting and says to set it to Default.

The minimum versions come from SciPlay's own update guide, which says the current game runs on Unity and that older devices that cannot update will stop getting new content. In some countries SciPlay now also asks players to prove their age through an outside service called k-ID, by face scan or ID, and receives only a yes or no result.

Rounds are live, played with other people at the same time. Since a July 2026 change, tapping the Bingo House no longer drops you into a game already in progress: you pick your bet and number of cards first, and the game starts when you do.

1. 1

   Tap the Bingo House: Choose your bet with the + and - buttons and how many cards to play, one to four.

2. 2

   Daub as numbers are called: Every daub adds tournament points and experience, and fills the power-up meter.

3. 3

   Use power-ups: A full meter picks a random power-up. With Auto Fire on it fires straight away; with it off, you tap the meter yourself.

4. 4

   Call Bingo: A Bingo adds more points and starts a Winning Streak for your next round.

If you join a game late, the numbers already called are daubed for you, but those automatic daubs do not fill the power-up meter. Auto Fire also stops near the end of a round, so a power-up you want then has to be tapped by hand.

Everything you score feeds the Daily Tourney, which SciPlay says ends at 8 p.m. Central time, with results final about 30 minutes later. Ranks run Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Iron, Stone and Wood. Your tourney points are also added to your Badge Bonanza score once you collect the prize.

Winning Streak

A Bingo in one round starts a streak in the next. Level 1 puts 3 red stars on each card, level 2 puts 5 green and level 3 puts 8 purple, and every star you daub is extra tournament points. The streak ends if you miss a Bingo, or if the timer between rounds runs out before you start the next one. SciPlay notes that some accounts get features later than others while they are tested.

Gold Rush and Task Train

Two newer features, both documented by SciPlay on 31 August 2026. Gold Rush is a weekly league: you earn Gold per daub, from chests, from Outlaw pieces and from your Daily Tournament placing, and the week ends with promotion or relegation between divisions. The top 3 in a division win rewards such as Tickets, and a higher rank raises your multiplier on the Timed Bonus and crafting events. Task Train marks some card spots with a symbol that pays Coal, and enough Coal finishes the track for its rewards. In both, a higher bet earns more per daub.

There are seven power-ups, in three rarities, as listed on SciPlay's power-ups page.

• Dynamite stick (common): Daubs a random space on each card.
• Chest (common): Adds a chest to each card for a chance at a prize, up to four chests.
• Dynamite bundle (uncommon): Daubs two random spaces on each card.
• 2x star (uncommon): Doubles the experience points from the round.
• Minigame (uncommon): Awards a minigame to play later.
• 2x all (rare): Doubles all the points from the round, and stacks with 2x star.
• Instabingo (rare): An automatic Bingo on the card it lands on.

The five minigames are Memory, Pick a Chest, Spin to Win, Shoot and Match, and Swap. They are not on tap: you win them through the Minigame power-up, save them under the deck of cards icon, and get one at random when you press Play.

Tickets pay for every round, so the whole free economy is about Tickets. New players start with 200,000 Tickets and 10 of each power-up after the tutorial, according to SciPlay's June 2026 sweepstakes rules.

Barrels are what SciPlay's help center itself calls a gacha. You win them by daubing barrel spaces, and can also buy them in power-up and barrel bundles. Smashing them gives crafting materials for a themed event that changes about monthly; each craft pays a small reward and fills a gauge toward bigger prizes, with a cap on how many times the gauge can be filled.

Ticket and power-up bundles are sold in the store. SciPlay's support can add missing purchased items if you send a receipt, but cannot refund money, and it warns that excessive refund requests with Apple can get an account suspended.

Bingo Showdown itself pays nothing of value, but SciPlay has run short sweepstakes through the game, each lasting three days, with winners lists published on its help center.

• Who could enter: Legal US residents aged 21 or over. No purchase necessary, and purchases did not improve the odds.
• How: Register through a button in the lobby, then each Bingo Chest opened during the three days earned 10 entries, up to 96. The free alternative was one entry per email, sent at most every 30 minutes.
• Prizes: The May and June 2026 rules each offered 50 Princess Cruises vouchers worth $4,300. The published winners lists for those draws name 27 and 29 winners; the rules allow unclaimed prizes to go unawarded.
• Earlier draws: The February 2026 winners list names five winners of $2,000 gift cards, and March 2026 named 26 cruise winners.

The full terms are in SciPlay's June 2026 official rules. No draw newer than June had been posted on the help center by 6 October 2026.

These are the other bingo games we cover, with what our own records show about their free links.

• Bingo Blitz: Playtika. In our records, about two credit links a day from July to September 2026, and its links state the amount, usually 15 or 20 Credits.
• Bingo Bash: Bingo Bash posts free chip links on Facebook and X.
• Bingo Pop: Jam City. Free links come from its Facebook page and Instagram.
• Bingo Drive: Gift links for free Credits, posted on Facebook and X.

Bingo Showdown's dated links make it easy to tell how fresh a link is, which most bingo games do not offer. Its in-game sources, especially the Sunday Break the Bank draw, are what a free player should plan around.