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90-ball bingo

90-number bingo played on a Canadian network, with players from several provinces.

18+For adults 18 and overData checked October 8, 2026

Key facts

Room (example)
D’un océan à l’autre, open at all times
Players
Québec and other provinces (Canadian network)
Prizes
pari-mutuel, 75% of card sales

Overview

90-ball bingo uses numbers from 1 to 90 and cards arranged in rows. Prizes are won in stages: one line, two lines, then the full card.

On Loto-Québec’s platform, the D’un océan à l’autre room brings together players from Québec and other provinces on the Canadian bingo network, with a progressive jackpot. More players mean a bigger pari-mutuel pot, but also more competition.

Rules and how it works

  • Buy your cards during the purchase window.
  • Numbers from 1 to 90 are drawn at random and marked automatically.
  • Prizes are won by completing one line, two lines, then the whole card.
  • In case of a tie, the prize is split among the winners.

Minimum age

In Québec, buying lottery tickets and taking part in games of chance is restricted to people 18 and over.

Data source

The figures on this page come from the game’s official page, checked October 8, 2026. They can change, so always check the source before you play: www.espacejeux.com.

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