Slingo is a hybrid of bingo and slots: you spin a set of reels that show numbers, then mark off matching numbers on a grid to complete lines. A search for PartyCasino Slingo usually means you want to know how a round works and which titles exist. This page explains the rules, the common titles and what to read before your first spin.
Common Slingo titles
Slingo games are made by Gaming Realms, and most of them take the look and feel of a well-known slot or TV show. Common titles include Slingo Lucky Larry's Lobstermania, Slingo Rainbow Riches, Deal or No Deal Slingo, Slingo Starburst, Slingo Da Vinci Diamonds, Slingo Reel King, Slingo Centurion, Slingo Money Train, Slingo Fire and Ice and Slingo Sweet Bonanza.
The theme changes the artwork and sometimes the extra features, but the core idea stays the same. Each title has its own paytable and special symbols, so do not assume that Slingo games pay in the same way. Some titles add a bonus round after the main game, and the rules inside each one explain how it is triggered.
The list above shows common titles in the category, not a promise of what is available at PartyCasino. Look through the games at PartyCasino for Slingo or similar games before you decide on one. If you prefer reels without the grid, see the slots page.
How a Slingo round works
You start with a grid of numbers. Each spin shows a row of numbers under the grid, and any that match a number on the grid are marked off. Completing a line, vertical, horizontal or diagonal, is called a Slingo, and the more lines you complete, the higher the prize.
Many Slingo games add special symbols to the reels, such as jokers that let you mark a number of your choice and others that work against you. The paytable inside each title lists the prizes and symbols. The spins are decided by a random number generator, so you cannot influence which numbers appear.
A round has a limited number of spins, and the game ends when they run out or the whole grid is complete. Because the number of spins is set by the game, the main thing that changes between titles is how the special symbols and the prize ladder are arranged.
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RNG and live formats
Slingo is played as an RNG game: software generates the numbers on each spin, and you set the pace. It is different from live bingo or live game shows, where a presenter runs the round on a fixed schedule. Those formats are covered on the Live Casino page.
Because rounds are short, Slingo also works on a small screen, and the mobile version page explains how to play on a phone.
Before you play
Read the rules and the special symbols of the title you choose, because they differ between games. Set a deposit limit and a time limit before you start, and choose a stake you are comfortable losing.
