Bingo session times at a named venue are changeable and not published in this article. What is fixed is the venue's location, which this piece explains using documented coordinates and straight-line distances.
Washington's documented bingo venues sit across many cities. This article explains how to locate them, what the published list does and does not confirm, and how to measure distance from where you are.
TED on a bingo card is a commercial game name, not an abbreviation players decode. The letters mark a branded session or product; the operator's rules define it.
MGM Springfield sits at fixed coordinates in Springfield, Massachusetts. This article explains its location, straight-line distances to reference cities, and how to confirm whether bingo is currently offered.
South American bingo halls run several format families under different names. The dominant distinction is 90-ball versus 75-ball, with local card layouts and call patterns layered on top.
Some slot-style cabinets run bingo games because the underlying result is drawn from a bingo number pool, not a local reel stop. Here is how that mechanism works and what it changes for the player.
Silverton sits at 36.0418, -115.1837 in Enterprise, Nevada. This article maps its fixed location against 80+ reference cities and explains why bingo availability is a live detail to confirm with the property.
Slidell bingo searches point to a fixed place, but no venue coordinates are published in this article's reference set. Here is how to locate the current room yourself.
