Bingo Ball, Chart Football, A Pepys Game
First Published: 1960s, A Pepys Game
Illustrator or Designer: Not Credited
Contents: 1 double-sided rules sheet and approximately 20 single sided cards.



The playing cards are single-sided unfilled versions of the example above. No number of cards is specified, 20 seems to be the usual number found in a set.
The game bears no address and there is no mention of Castell Brothers.
Bingo Ball is often described as a board game, I think that is misleading. As a game it has more in common with the Pepys' envelope or pad games, such as Combat or Snooker and its packaging is almost identical to Pepys' party games. I have included it in all three categories.