Bingo Lingo
Bingo Lingo is a special language, if you will, that is used inside the chatrooms of the most popular online bingo sites in the UK.
play nowWHAT IS BINGO LINGO ?
The chatrooms provide a great opportunity for you to mingle with your fellow players, as well as with your chat hosts (who, by the way, often have exclusive prizes and bonuses waiting for you). Everyone in the bingo chats uses this special bingo lingo to wish you good luck (GL), let you know when they will be right back (BRB), inform you when you have 1TG (1 to go) to win the game, or if they are JK (just kidding) and more!
- Kelly's Eye
- One Little Duck
- Cup of Tea
- Knock at the Door
- Man Alive
- Tom Mix
- Lucky 7
- Garden Gate
- Doctors Orders
- Theresa's Den
- Legs Eleven
- One Dozen
- Unlucky for Some
- Valentine's Day
- Young and Keen
- Sweet Sixteen
- Dancing Queen
- Coming of Age
- Goodbye-Teens
- One Score
- Key of the Door
- Two Little Ducks
- Thee and Me
- Two Dozen
- Duck and Dive
- Pick and Mix
- Gateway to Heaven
- Over Weight
- Rise and Shine
- Dirty Gertie
- Get up and Run
- Buckle my Shoe
- Dirty Knee
- Ask for More
- Jump and Jive
- Three Dozen
- More than Eleven
- Christmas Cake
- Steps
- Naughty Forty
- Time for Fun
- Winnie the Pooh
- Down on your Knees
- Droopy Drawers
- Halfway There
- Up to Tricks
- Four and Seven
- Four Dozen
- PC
- Half a Century
- Tweak of the Thumb
- Danny La Rue
- Stuck in the Tree
- Clean the Floor
- Snakes Alive
- Was she worth it
- Heinz Varieties
- Make them Wait
- Brighton Line
- Five Dozen
- Bakers Bun
- Turn on the Screw
- Tickle Me 63
- Red Raw
- Old Age Pension
- Clickety Click
- Made in Heaven
- Saving Grace
- Either Way Up
- Three Score & Ten
- Bang on the Drum
- Six Dozen
- Queen B
- Candy Store
- Strive & Strive
- Trombones
- Sunset Strip
- Heaven's Gate
- One More Time
- Eight & Blank
- Stop & Run
- Straight On Through
- Time for Tea
- Seven Dozen
- Staying Alive
- Between the Sticks
- Torquay in Devon
- Two Fat Ladies
- Nearly There
- Top of the Shop
Who uses Bingo Lingo ?
Everyone in the chatroom can, and does, use bingo lingo. During every bingo game, there is a conversation going on the chatrooms, where hosts may be giving extra prizes, or updating players about the games, and where you, the player, can get to know the other players.
As such, the chat hosts may use it to thank you for playing or to give you additional information, whilst you and your fellow players may use bingo lingo to buy tickets, to wish each other luck in the game, to announce that you've won, and more. It's simply a fun way to chat with one another – remember when you were younger and had a secret language with your friends? It's kind of like that.
How do I learn Bingo Lingo ?
The bingo lingo at Robin Hood Bingo is the same as most other online bingo sites. Once you've learned it here, you're good to go! We know that it may seem like a lot, but you'll get the hang of it in no time. You can see the full list below, and as you'll notice, it's mostly the first letter of each word in the phrase you want to say. Check out the list then start using your bingo lingo in every game! CYAL8R! GL!
