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Bingo en réseau

Bingo played in linked halls; profits go to non-profit organizations.

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

Key facts

Where to play
at participating bingo halls
Profits
100% go to non-profit organizations

Overview

Bingo en réseau (network bingo) brings Québec bingo halls together in a single network. You play in person, in a hall setting, and additional products may be sold on site.

What sets it apart is its purpose: all profits go to non-profit organizations. Schedules, participating halls and card prices vary by location, so it is best to check with the hall.

Rules and how it works

  • Go to a participating hall and get your cards.
  • Numbers are called as the game goes on; mark them on your cards.
  • The first to complete the required pattern calls “bingo” and the card is checked.
  • Additional products may be offered on site.

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: bingo.lotoquebec.com.

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