The Ownership Question Starts With a Fixed Address
Ownership of a bingo hall is a matter of public record, but it is not a fact this article can state. What can be stated is that Lucky Bingo on Richland Hills occupies a fixed geographic position in San Antonio, Texas, and that position is the anchor for every other question about the venue. The operator behind a bingo hall is typically a licensed commercial organization or a charitable lessee, and the name on the sign does not always match the name on the license.
This article explains how ownership records work for a Texas bingo venue, where the authoritative answer lives, and how the venue's fixed location relates to the region around it. No distance, price, opening hour, room rate, or facility count is published here because no such figure is available for this venue.
Why the Name on the Building Is Not the Whole Answer
In Texas, bingo is conducted under a specific regulatory framework that separates the commercial operator from the licensed charitable organization. The commercial operator may manage the hall, supply equipment, and run daily operations, while a separate charitable licensee holds the right to conduct the games. The public-facing name—Lucky Bingo—may be a trade name owned by the operator, the charity, or a third-party brand.
Trade names are filed with county and state authorities, but a trade name filing does not by itself reveal the full ownership structure. A reader looking for the actual owner must check the licensing records of the Texas Lottery Commission, which regulates bingo in the state, and the assumed name records of Bexar County, where San Antonio is located.
What the Official Record Shows and Where to Look
The Texas Lottery Commission maintains a public registry of licensed bingo conductors, commercial lessors, and manufacturers. That registry is the authoritative source for the legal operator of a specific bingo hall. The commission's bingo licensing division publishes a searchable list of active licenses, and a reader can search by city, county, or the name on the license.
Bexar County also maintains assumed name records, sometimes called doing-business-as filings. If Lucky Bingo operates under a name different from its legal entity, that filing connects the trade name to the legal owner. Neither the commission's registry nor the county's assumed name index is reproduced in this article, because ownership records change and the reader should consult the live source.
The Venue's Fixed Position in San Antonio
San Antonio sits in south-central Texas, in Bexar County. The city's position relative to other Texas reference points is fixed, and any reader can measure from their own starting point using the coordinates of the venue and the coordinates of their own location. This article does not publish road mileage or travel time, because those figures depend on a starting point that changes for every reader.
A straight-line measurement is the shortest path over the earth's surface between two coordinate pairs. It ignores roads, water, elevation, and the actual path a vehicle must take. The road distance between any two points is always longer than the straight-line distance, and the difference grows with terrain, water crossings, and the shape of the road network.
Documented Reference Points for This Venue
No straight-line distance pairs for Lucky Bingo on Richland Hills are available to this article. The venue's coordinates are not published here, and no reference city distances have been injected. A reader who wants a straight-line distance from a specific starting point must obtain the venue's coordinates from the venue's own published materials or a mapping service, then measure to their own coordinates.
| Reference Point | Straight-Line Miles | Measurement Type |
|---|---|---|
| No documented pairs available | — | great-circle |
The table above is empty because no coordinate pairs were supplied for this venue. This article does not compute distances on its own, and it will not estimate a mileage figure that is not documented. The reader's own starting point is the missing variable, and no article can guess it.
Why Straight-Line and Road Distance Diverge
A straight-line measurement crosses terrain as if no obstacle exists. A road route must follow the actual transportation network, which bends around rivers, climbs over or tunnels through hills, and respects property boundaries and municipal grids. In south-central Texas, the road network around San Antonio follows a mix of radial highways and a loop system, which adds distance relative to a direct line.
Water is a major factor in many regions, but San Antonio itself is not a coastal city. The nearest large body of water is the Gulf of Mexico, well to the southeast. Still, local creeks and the San Antonio River force road deviations, and any route crossing a county line or a municipal boundary may follow a longer path than the geometric minimum.
Crossing a state line adds no distance by itself, but the road network near a state border often funnels traffic through a limited number of crossings, which can lengthen the actual route. A reader measuring from outside Texas should expect the road distance to exceed the straight-line figure by a larger margin than a reader measuring from within the same county.
How to Confirm the Current Owner
The reader who needs the legal owner of Lucky Bingo on Richland Hills should take three steps. First, search the Texas Lottery Commission's bingo licensing records for the venue's address or trade name. Second, search the Bexar County assumed name records for the trade name. Third, check the venue's own posted license, which Texas bingo halls are required to display.
None of these steps requires this article to state an owner. The owner is a matter of record, and the record is public. The reader's job is to consult the live source, not to rely on a static article that may be outdated before it is read.
What to Confirm Before You Go
If the reader plans to visit the venue, several changeable items must be confirmed through the venue's own channels. The venue's published contact page or front desk holds the current hours, the current session schedule, and any admission or package pricing. The Texas Lottery Commission's bingo page holds the current license status and any enforcement actions.
The venue's physical address should be confirmed through the venue's own materials or a current mapping service. Ownership and branding of bingo halls change through sales and rebrands, and a name that was current last year may not be current today. The reader should treat any static article as a starting point, not a final answer.
FAQ
Who owns Lucky Bingo on Richland Hills in San Antonio?
This article does not state an owner. Ownership of a Texas bingo hall is a matter of public record held by the Texas Lottery Commission and Bexar County. The reader should search the commission's bingo licensing registry and the county's assumed name records using the venue's address or trade name.
Is the owner the same as the charity that runs the bingo games?
Not necessarily. Texas bingo separates the commercial operator from the licensed charitable organization. The name on the building may be a trade name owned by either party or by a third party. The authoritative answer is in the licensing records, not in the signage.
How far is Lucky Bingo on Richland Hills from my location?
This article cannot measure that distance because no starting point was supplied and no coordinate pairs are documented here. The venue's position is fixed in San Antonio, Texas. A reader can obtain the venue's coordinates and measure a straight-line distance to their own coordinates, then consult a mapping service for road distance.
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