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Holland Bingo Part 2

Name: Holland Bingo Part 2
SKU: BE04695
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Item number: BE04695

Holland Bingo Plus Volume 2 is an all-new bingo game based on pictures (instead of numbers). There is also a case with Part 1 (art. BE01498). The bingo records from Part 1 and Part 2 can be combined to add more variety to the game. Uniquely, the b…

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Uniquely, the bingo plates with images for the participants contain images on both sides. One side is used to play the regular bingo game and the other side (with the blue border) to play combination bingo. In addition, there are numerous other work forms described in the manual called “Additional Work Forms.

Volume 2 contains the following drawn images on the white side of the bingo sheets: carnival stitch, apples, cuckoo hoop, oil balls, flagpole with Dutch flag and book bag, Zeeland Girl, tulip bulb in pot, bag of licorice, houses on a canal in Amsterdam, sailboats, Dutch bicycle, Sinterklaas, pan with pea soup, lighthouse, game Mens erger je niet, soccer players with the cup, barrel organ, ice skates, jug of gin, garden gnome, famous clown, famous figure from Dutch amusement park, apple pie, Old Dutch farm. The other side with the blue border contains other images. All images are depicted in the special manual called “Overview Card. For the game leader, there is also a bingo control sheet with all the images on which he can keep track of which images he has already shown to the players.

Holland Bingo Plus comes in a case and consists of 8 game boards, 24 cards with simple clear pictures and 90 chips. The ‘Holland’ theme appeals to both older and younger people. The game can also be used to introduce people to typically Dutch things (which is not to say that they do not occur in other countries). The illustrations evoke many associations.

The image is held up by the game leader. Whoever has it on their game board may place a tile on it. Whoever first covers all images with a tile has won.