Bingo boards

A bingo board lays your tasks out on a grid. Players complete cells, and you can award bonus points for finishing full lines or the whole board — the classic clan-bingo format, scored automatically.

Designing the board

From your draft event, open the Board designer and choose a size (for example 5×5). Each cell can hold:

• an existing task from your event,
• a task from the library (copied into the event when you place it),
• a brand-new task you create inline, or
• nothing — a free cell that every team starts with already completed.

Arrange tasks across the grid however you like while the event is a draft.

The board is locked once the event starts — finalise your layout before you activate. (You can still tweak individual tasks' points and review flags.)

Bonuses

In the event's settings you can set two optional bonuses:

• Line points — awarded each time a team completes a full row, column, or diagonal.
• Blackout points — awarded when a team completes the entire board.

Bonuses are scored automatically as cells are completed, and they're taken back correctly if a completion is later revoked.

Free cells

Any empty cell is a free space: every team has it completed from the moment the event goes live, exactly like the middle square on a traditional bingo card. Use them to make lines more achievable or to give everyone a head start.

Tips

• Leaving the centre cell empty gives the familiar free-space feel.
• Deleting a task that's on the board leaves its cell unbound rather than removing the cell, so the grid keeps its shape — just bind a new task to it.
• Balance line and blackout bonuses against per-task points so the board rewards both steady progress and the final push.