What are Bingo Blowers?

Bingo Blower is an electronic device powered by an engine that holds the Bingo balls that resemble ping-pong balls. Bingo Blower constantly mixes the balls by throwing them inside the device, then the slip on the blower randomly pulls the ball for the Bingo caller. In this way, Bingo Blower ensures random calling every game. Smaller bingo blowers or "bubble top" blowers are sometimes called las vegas style blower. They resembled popcorn poppers with an engine and a fan enclosed in the base under a clean bubble upper or dome. At the top of the dome is a tube where a random bingo ball is made for the caller.

Bingo Blowers moves widely depending on the design. Bingo Blower can stand anywhere from several hundred US dollars to several thousand.

According to Guide to Bingo Games, the game will find its roots in the Italian lottery lo Giuoco del Lotto d'Italia , which returns to 1500 years. For centuries it has expanded to other countries and at the age of 50. It was so popular in Germany that children used a lotto card to learn their multiplier tables.

in 1929 he traveled from New York to Georgia Edwin S. Lowe and by chance at the carnival in Jacksonville. There he found people who gathered around the stand playing card game with beans. Pitchman would call Number from a wooden disk drawn from a cigarette box, and if someone had a number on their card, he would cover him with a bean. The first one to get a series of beans vertically, horizontally or diagonally would scream "Beano!" People were so excited that he would not let Pitchman close his stand to retire for the night. Edwin wanted to play but couldn't get a place. When Pitchman finally chased everyone what Edwinasked for the game. The carnival worker said he was traveling in Germany and discovered a game there. Made several changes and renamed it, "Beano."

Edwin went home and created his own cards and wooden discs. He invited his friends to play in their house, and using beans he covered their cards. One of his guests was so tied when he won, shouting, "Bingo!" by mistake. Something hit Lowe and the rest, as they say, is history. Bingo was so popular that within a few months he hit the market and churches found that it was a great way of Raise funds and remains to this day.

Bingo Blowers took us a long way from the torn cigar box for the carnival Faire in Jacksonville and evoked the pleasure of the game that made us and lasted for 400+ years, and likely to last 400 others.