To a casual observer, there is very little strategy in playing instant games. That’s the kind of thinking, though, that keeps the dedicated player focused on playing games they have some reasonable mathetmatical chance of winning. Casual players eat through loads of series with little or no major prizes left and tend to leave a few unpopular games ripe for the picking. Consider a game like Flamingo Double Bingo, launched in April, that still has eight prizes of $20,000 left, and almost 400 unclaimed $500 wins sitting on the table. My guess is that the gambling populous was a little overexhausted with bingo games, and let this one slip by. A smart player, though, is going to pass on any number of new cards launched in the last month or two and find a much better value in grabbing Flamingo Double Bingo.

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