How Pearls of Bingo Works
The game starts the moment you open it after your crickex login. You pick your bingo cards, each one a 5x5 grid with random numbers, and set your bet. Once the round begins, 33 numbered balls are drawn from the ocean floor one at a time. Every number that matches your card gets marked automatically, and here is where it gets interesting: each match also drops a pearl into your collection meter.
The pearl meter sits at the top of your screen. As pearls accumulate, you progress through three treasure tiers: Bronze Oyster, Silver Shell, and Golden Chest. Each tier unlocks a multiplier bonus that applies to any pattern you complete during that round. So the more numbers you match early on, the higher your multiplier climbs, and the bigger your eventual payout becomes.
Standard bingo patterns still apply. Lines, corners, crosses, and full house all pay out at their base rates, but the pearl multiplier stacks on top. A single line that normally pays 8x could pay 16x or even 24x if you have reached the Silver Shell or Golden Chest tier. This layered reward system is what makes Pearls of Bingo feel different from every other bingo game available after your crickex login.
Like other bingo games on the platform, you can purchase extra balls after the initial draw. Each extra ball costs a bit more than the last, but it also adds another pearl to your meter. Sometimes buying one extra ball is enough to push you into the next treasure tier, which can dramatically increase the payout on a pattern you have already nearly completed.
