One of the most recent developments in the Charitable Gaming industry was the idea for Bonus boards, or sometimes called Cash boards. These games are normally played with pull tabs and in addition to instant winners like other pull tab games have, they include certain winning tickets that direct the player to open a die cut window, or seal, on a large Bonus board. Under those windows are printed cash awards that could range anywhere from a minimum or $25 up to $500 dollars depending on the size of the game, or State regulations.

Bonus boards are popular because the entire game is divided up into smaller sub-sets that can be played individually giving the organization the option to play the game during a specific bingo session and then pull it down after the smaller sub-set game is finished and store the game for future use. Bonus boards also have a greater “perceived” value to the players than other charitable games due to the large size of the board itself, and the large amount of winners in each game.