Lejano Oeste Bingo

1. INTRODUCTION

It is a single-player arcade machine in which, through a bet, you obtain a time of use and enjoyment, and also occasionally, cash prizes.

1.1. Cardboard

The user can decide how many cards they want to play with in the next game. They can close any cards they wish by pressing the "X", but there must always be at least one open card. The maximum number of cards per game is four. It is also possible to modify the activated cards in the 'Cards' section of the Menu.

The image above shows the layout of the game screen, with the buttons and counters at the bottom, the game cards, the drum and the payout plan at the top.

2. BASIC GAME

This is the machine's basic game, which is played with one to four cards that are automatically marked as each ball is drawn from the drum. For this game, the number of balls in the drum and the number drawn are:

• Balls in the drum: 60
• Balls drawn: 30

Players can play whenever they wish and have sufficient funds for their selected bet by clicking PLAY. The bet is defined per card. For example, if a user plays 4 cards and selects a €0.20 bet, they will bet €0.05 per card. The minimum bet is €0.02 (1 card worth €0.02) and the maximum is €30 (4 cards worth €7.50 each).

To begin the game, you must have sufficient funds to cover your selected bet and press PLAY. As mentioned previously, the basic game is played on cards, drawing balls from the drum and marking the numbers on the cards. Each time a mark matches a prize defined in the payout plan, that prize is awarded, increasing the WIN counter by its value and highlighting the prize in red.

Each card shows the amount wagered for having that card open, but when a prize is won, the indicator changes and shows the prize amount won with that card.

As soon as a prize is awarded that includes another prize, the latter is discarded, and only the value of the first prize is won. For example, if a BINGO is won (a picture with all the numbers marked on a card), the BINGO prize is paid out, and the other prizes on that card are discarded since the BINGO already includes all the numbers.

At the end of the game, the machine will indicate to the player, on the WON counter , the final prize won.

At the start of each game, the PLAY button changes to STOP , allowing the player to pause the balls and observe the current state of the game. Once the balls have stopped falling, the button changes to CONTINUE . Pressing this button again will resume the ball-throwing.

The player can change the order of the numbers on the cards by pressing on any of them. This will randomly rearrange the numbers on the four cards. This can also be changed from the game's menu.

2.1. Possible prizes

Looking at the screenshot above, you'll see colored lines on the cards. These lines help the player by showing the potential prizes they could win if a specific ball is drawn. The image indicates which figure is possible, and a counter shows the prize amount. Each line is the color of the prize it represents.

The winning plan also marks the last position needed to win a specific prize by highlighting it in yellow.

For example:

• It is marked in the same color as the prize and the shape of the possible prize is drawn (Double X)
• The ball that is missing to win the prize is marked on the winning plan highlighted in yellow and indicated on the card with the orange box.
• The prize for that figure is included in the orange box (1.50)

The prize counters may have a different color; this indicates that with that ball, the prize that would be obtained would be the largest of all those that the player is eligible for.

In the example above, you can see that the number 53 is marked in a different color, indicating that the prize is higher than that of the number 41.

2.2. Auto play

The player has a mechanism to start the game automatically called AUTO, the purpose of which is simply to start a game whenever the previous one has finished.

Pressing the button will open a menu allowing us to select how many automatic games we want to play (up to a maximum of 100 games) and whether we want to buy all the extra balls (explained later).

Once the amount is selected, the menu will close. The PLAY button will display the number of times a new game will begin with the current bet, provided the player has enough credits to cover it.

2.3. Earnings Plan

Depending on the patterns formed on the cards, players will win prizes according to the payout plan. It consists of 14 patterns , which can be seen below.

BINGO MASK CUADRA DOUBLE I DOUBLE H

DOUBLE T PLUS DOUBLE LINE DOUBLE T DOUBLE

Y PYRAMID EQUAL ONE LINE V

Below you can see the prize table according to the bet:

2.4. Extra balls

Once all 30 balls have been drawn from the drum for this game, if the player has the possibility of winning a Pyramid figure or higher with one ball missing, they will have the possibility of buying EXTRA BALLS .

The player can buy as many balls as they wish (maximum 13) . The cost of each ball is displayed in the center of the drum and will fluctuate based on the probability of winning and the payout. The value of the extra ball is calculated by considering the prizes that can be awarded for each of the remaining balls drawn. All these prizes are added together, and this sum is divided by the number of remaining balls drawn. Finally, the value is increased by multiplying it by 1/0.90 to adjust the RTP (Return to Player). The minimum value of an extra ball is €0.01, and the maximum is 500 times the value of the ticket.

Some balls are free and will be indicated as such.

Additionally, the AUTO, PLAY, and BET buttons become EXTRA NO and EXTRA YES respectively.

Clicking on EXTRA YES will purchase a new extra ball, and clicking on EXTRA NO will end the purchase of extra balls.

Occasionally a JOKER BALL (or WILD BALL) will appear; this ball allows the user to transform that ball into any number on the card they wish (that has not yet come out of the drum).

The player can choose a number by pressing on it directly. If they press on JOKER BALL or EXTRA YES, the ball will transform into the number that offers the highest possible prize at that moment.

2.4.1. Extra Ball Calculation

The parameters for calculating the value of an extra ball are as follows:

• Possible prizes (PP): Prizes that can be obtained with just 1 more ball.
• Total current earnings (TGA): prize amount that has already been
• Number of free numbers (CNL): This number indicates the number of numbers the extra ball could have. The formula would be (Total number of balls in the drum (60) - number of balls that have been drawn).
• C1/C2/C3/C4: carton number
• Remaining value from the previous ball purchased (RSABC): The value remaining from the previous ball purchased. When calculating, some balls may result in several extra decimal places; these decimal places are saved to be added to the next extra ball.

The value of the extra ball is calculated as follows:

For each card, the current total winnings for that card are subtracted from the possible prizes. The result is then divided by the number of available numbers. If the current total winnings are greater than the possible prizes for that card, the current total winnings are not included in the calculation for that card.

This will be calculated for all cards that have a potential prize; if there is no prize, nothing will be calculated for that card. The values obtained will be added together and then multiplied by (1/0.9) to adjust the RTP.

In addition, if we have any remaining balance from the previous ball purchased, this will be added to the calculation of the extra ball.

If a ball can award a bonus as a possible prize, the average prize of that bonus must be taken into account to calculate the possible prize of that card.

For example, if the prize awarded with a ball is 100 and the average bonus value is 50, the possible prize would be 150.

3. BONUS

Once the game is over (including the purchase of Extra Balls), if the player has obtained a symbol marked "BONUS" in the payout structure, they will have access to a Mini Game. Mini Games are not part of the base game and increase the final prize for the game. The symbols that grant access and the bonuses are as follows:

3.1. Bonus Shooting Practice

The game involves shooting bottles. Each bottle hides a prize or an EXIT. The final prize is the total amount accumulated until all the bottles have been shot or an EXIT appears on one of them. If the button is not pressed, the game will remain in the same state until the player takes action. If the auto-play button is active, the game will automatically shoot bottles after a few seconds.

3.2. Bonus Posters

Three posters and three numbers will be displayed, changing between them and being hidden within the posters. The game consists of selecting one of the posters. The prize won will be the number hidden within the selected poster. The remaining prizes will be discarded. If the button is not pressed, the game will remain in the same state until the player takes action. If the auto-play button is active, the game will automatically select a poster after a few seconds.

3.3. Bonus Saloon

Three glasses will be displayed. When you press play, the glasses will fill up, each displaying a number. The glasses will then empty, and pressing play again will refill them, displaying different numbers. Afterward, the glasses will disappear, and the game will end. The final prize is the sum of all the numbers that appeared in the glasses. If the button is not pressed, the game will remain in the same state until the player takes action. If the auto-play button is active, the game will automatically refill the glasses after a few seconds.

4. SUMMARY

If a Bonus was accessed during the game, a summary box will appear at the end of the Bonus, detailing the final prize the player has won. The box will display the following in this order (if applicable):

1. Winnings in a Game: The sum that has been obtained on the cards through the figures of the winning plan
2. Bonus Wins: The total won from each Bonus separately. If you have accessed the same Bonus more than once, the result is multiplied by the number of accesses. For example, if you win three CUADRA prizes and 100 in the Bonus, the final Bonus prize will appear as 300 (100 x 3).

5. INTERFACE AND KEYBOARD

The following images show the button panel and how it changes depending on the game situation: Rest:

To make the game easier and more manageable, you can use the keyboard to quickly access certain game functions. The function of each button or key is detailed below:

5.1. Main

Number change: Keys: Delete (Del) or (5) on the numeric keypad

Help: Keys: (0) on the numeric keypad or (ALT+F1)

Historical: Keys: (H)

5.2. Mobile Interface

On mobile, the buttons and their functionality are the same as on PC. The only difference is the arrangement of the buttons, both vertically and horizontally.

6. MENU

The following options will be displayed within the settings menu:

7. RESTORATIONS AND DISCONNECTIONS

Whenever there are actions left to be drawn, upon reconnecting, the player will be able to see the development of the same game.

In all other cases, the game will be played on the server and the player will be able to see the result in the game history.

If a disconnection occurs, the user will be notified via a pop-up (see image). Clicking the "back" button closes the game, and upon restarting, it will restore to the previously mentioned points.

RTP = 90.61%

Last modification date: 11/3/2025