Discover a new way to play in Mundigames

Arena is a new space in Mundigames full of new skill games dedicated to PvP matches and confrontations with real players face-off to show your skills.

How it works: 6 steps to show off your skills

6. Become a skill-game master

Make it to the top of the leaderboard and prove you belong among the most skilled players.

Play with your chips

All matches in the Mundigames Arena are played using the chips you have in your account. This balance can be used to enter games, and it’s where your winnings get added.

When you select a match, you pay an entry fee from your chips balance. This fee varies depending on the match, so you can choose a game based on how many chips you’re willing to bet.

The goal is to outscore your opponent in the same match to find out who has better skills. If you win, the prize amount will be added to your chips balance, helping you grow your total.

Ways to call prizes in Bingo 75:

• • Horizontal lines
  • Vertical lines
  • Diagonal lines
  • Four corners
  • Coverall

Once you make any of these combinations, hit the button to get your score!

Once you make any of these combinations, hit the button to get your score!

In the Bingo 90 version, also called Classic Bingo, each card has 3 rows and 9 columns, with 15 random numbers and 12 empty spaces (4 per row). The game lasts 80 seconds, and the balls are numbered from 1 to 90. Unlike Bingo 75, the balls have only numbers.

Ways to call prizes in Bingo 90:

• • Line
  • Double Line
  • Bingo (full card)
  • Four corners
  • ZigZag

The twist: the power-up bar

The card features power-ups you will unlock while playing. 

Use them wisely to increase your time, to score more points or daub extra numbers. 

 – Free ball: the free ball allows you to daub any number you want on your card. You will get points for the daub and your power bar will increase by 25%.

 – Golden ball: the golden ball lets you choose one of the 4 balls offered. The points and power bar progression will depend on how fast you daub.

 – Point multiplier: you will double any points you score in the next 10 seconds.

 – Extra time: you can have 10 more seconds on the time left. The best part: they can be accumulated.

The bets:

When you enter the bingo game in the Arena, you will first have to select the amount of chips you want to bet. 

The results:

You get your final score when the time ends. You win the game when you outscore your opponent.

Your opponent and you will play the same match against the same CPU.

The match can be set in any of the 2 following rules:

1. Classic Dominoes with a time limit:

– Enjoy a classic dominoes match by placing tiles on both sides of the board. Match your tile with one of the two ends already in play.

– The match lasts a maximum of 3 minutes or 3 rounds.

– When a player calls dominoes, they score 25 points plus the sum of the remaining numbers on the opponent’s tiles.

– If neither the player nor the CPU can place more tiles, the sum of the remaining numbers on both players’ tiles is calculated. The player with the lowest score wins and takes the opponent’s points.

– Your final score is calculated as follows:

• • • • Base points earned in the match
      • 200 points for each round won
      • 10 points for each tile placed on the board
      • 5 points for each second left on the 3-minute timer
      • 1000 points if you win by scoring 50 points

2. Dominoes All Five:

– The match has a maximum duration of 7 minutes with no limit on the number of rounds.

– In this variation, you add up the tiles on all ends of the board. The player receives points when their move results in a multiple of 5 from the sum of all open ends (5 points for 5 pips; 10 points for 10 pips; 15 points for 15 pips; and so on).

– The player with the highest double starts the match.

– The winner of the round starts the next one and can start with any tile. If the first tile sums to a multiple of five, it counts as points.

– Calling dominoes when you run out of tiles to play, earns you the sum of the remaining numbers on the opponent’s tiles, rounded to the nearest multiple of five.

– When an end has a double number (6-6, 5-5, 4-4, etc.), both sides count (12, 10, 8, etc.).

– Only the first double number can open two new branches that add to the count, with a maximum of four branches.

– The rules may seem challenging at first, but you’ll quickly get the hang of them. 

– Each player receives an identical set and board for fair play.