Players & Winning Claims

Full House and Tied Winning Claims

Learn how Full House claims work, how winners are verified and what hosts should know about tied claims.

Updated 16 October 2026

What is Full House?

Full House means completing every square on your music bingo ticket.

Every song on the ticket must have been played and recorded by the host for the Full House claim to be valid.

Full House must be included in the game's winning settings.

Step 1: Complete your ticket

  1. Continue listening to the music as the game progresses.
  2. Mark each song on your ticket when you hear it.
  3. Check that every square has been completed.

Step 2: Submit Full House

  1. When all squares are marked, use the Full House claim option.
  2. Wait while Boogie Bingo Live checks the claim.
  3. Follow the result shown on your player screen and the host's instructions.

How Full House is verified

Boogie Bingo Live checks the songs on the claimed ticket against the host's recorded song history.

Accepted Full House claims appear on the Host Screen with the player name and ticket number.

This helps hosts verify claims without manually checking every song on a paper ticket.

What if the claim is rejected?

If one or more required songs have not been recorded as played, the Full House claim may not be accepted.

Check the ticket and continue playing until the required songs have been heard.

What happens with tied Line claims?

Multiple valid Line claims can be accepted while the winning song remains the latest recorded song.

The Line window remains open until the host records the next song.

Hosts should allow enough time for players to claim before moving on.

What happens with tied Full House claims?

After a valid Full House, the Host Screen stops further song selection and prompts the host to allow time for other players who completed their tickets on the same song to claim.

The Host Screen can list multiple valid Full House claims. Review the results and apply the prize-sharing or tie rules announced before the event.

Helpful tip: Allow a reasonable claim window before selecting End Game & Save. Agree in advance how prizes will be handled if multiple players qualify on the same song.

Tips for hosts

Explain the winning rules and available prizes before the music starts.

Keep the recorded song history accurate.

Give players enough time to submit claims before moving to the next song.

Use the Host Screen to review the claims and announce the results.

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