In a Coverall Jackpot game, players purchase Bingo cards with a grid of numbers. The objective is to mark off every number on their card as the caller announces each number. Unlike traditional Bingo, where players may only need to complete specific patterns (like a straight line), a Coverall requires all numbers to be covered. This type of game often features a larger jackpot that accumulates over time, making it highly attractive to players. If no one wins the Coverall Jackpot within a designated timeframe or number of calls, the prize may roll over to the next game, increasing the potential winnings.
Coverall Jackpots Example
For instance, in a Coverall Jackpot game, if a player has a card with the numbers 1 through 75 and successfully marks all of them off by the end of the game, they win the Coverall Jackpot, which might be advertised as $5,000. If no player achieves this feat during the game, the jackpot might increase to $6,000 for the next session.