Gondik Law Speedway · Superior, Wisconsin
Full Throttle
Bingo
Free to play from your phone in the grandstand. Real cars, real drivers, real prizes all night long.
glsbingo.comHow it works
Four steps. The whole thing takes about a minute.
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Open glsbingo.com on your phone
No app to download and nothing to install. It runs right in your web browser.
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Allow location when it asks
The game only runs at the track, so your phone will ask permission once. Tap Allow. If you tap Don't Allow by mistake, see the fix further down.
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Enter your name and phone number
That's it. You'll get three bingo boards, filled in at random. Everybody's boards are different.
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Watch the races and let it daub itself
You don't mark anything by hand. As results come in, your squares fill in automatically. Keep the page open.
What's on a square
Every square is one specific car in one specific class — the car number, the driver's name, and the class they run in. A square only counts when that exact car in that exact class finishes in the top three.
Same number, different class
Two drivers can share a car number in different classes. The #7A in Late Models and the #7A in Modifieds are two separate squares. Only the one that actually ran gets daubed.
New this year: top three
The rule changed — more squares fill in, faster.
Every race daubs three cars
First, second and third place all get marked on your boards. It used to be the winner only. Expect your card to fill in a lot quicker than last season.
This applies to every race on the card — heats, B-mains and features alike.
How to win
Any one of these patterns on any one of your three boards.
The center square is free
It's already marked when you get your board and it counts toward any line running through the middle.
When you've got one, a CLAIM MY PRIZE button appears. Tap it. Someone from the track will confirm your board and get you your prize — so stay put and keep your phone handy.
More than one winner on the same car
This happens more often than you'd expect — several boards can finish on the very same car, especially later in the night.
When it does, everyone who wins on that car gets a prize. Which prize goes to which winner is settled by a random draw.
If that car carries a large cash prize, the winners split the cash equally rather than drawing for it.
You must be here to collect
Prizes go to fans, drivers and pit members — in the grandstand, on the backstretch, or in the pits. You need a paid admission or a sponsor pass, so have it ready when someone comes to verify your board.
Your boards
Two things worth knowing before the green flag.
If a race ends and nothing daubs — refresh
Some phones update the page on their own, some don't. It depends on the phone and the browser, and there's nothing wrong with your board either way.
If a race finishes and your squares don't change within a minute or so, pull down on the page to refresh it (or tap your browser's reload button). Your squares will catch right up — nothing is ever missed, it just hasn't been redrawn yet.
Lost your boards? Use your phone number
If you close the tab, clear your browser, or your phone drops the page, your boards are still safe on our end. Nothing is lost.
Go back to glsbingo.com and tap “Already registered? Get your board back” underneath the sign-up form. Put in the same phone number you registered with and tap FIND MY BOARD. The same three boards come back, daubs and all.
There's no password to remember — your phone number is your login.
Don't register twice
Signing up again with the same number won't get you extra boards; it just returns the ones you already have. Everyone gets three, and that's the lot.
Location trouble
Start here: what does your screen actually say?
Your phone asked and got a no — either you tapped Don't Allow, or you did at some point in the past and it remembered.
Fix it with the steps for your phone below. Then come back and tap Try Again.
Your phone gave a location, but it landed outside our area. This usually means it's using a stale fix rather than a fresh one.
Turn Wi-Fi off so it uses the cell network and GPS, step outside if you're under the grandstand, wait a few seconds, then tap Try Again.
Give it about fifteen seconds — on a busy race night the network is slow and GPS can take a moment.
If it's still spinning, close the tab and reopen glsbingo.com.
Good news
If your phone simply can't get a location, the game lets you in anyway. The only thing that actually stops you is telling it no outright — which is exactly what the steps below undo.
iPhone & iPad
Two switches have to be on. Check them in this order.
Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services. Turn the top switch on, then scroll down that same list to whichever browser you use — Safari Websites or Chrome — and set it to While Using the App.
Still blocked? Safari remembers a no
Open glsbingo.com in Safari, tap the ﹏A button at the left of the address bar, choose Website Settings, and set Location to Ask or Allow. Reload the page and it'll ask you again.
Android
Same idea — a master switch, then permission for the browser.
Settings → Location and turn on Use location. Then Settings → Apps → Chrome → Permissions → Location and choose Allow only while using the app.
Quicker route: swipe down from the top of the screen and tap the Location tile to switch it on.
Still blocked? Chrome remembers a no
Open glsbingo.com, tap the small icon just left of the web address (a lock, a slider, or a circled i), choose Permissions, and set Location to Allow. Reload the page.
Samsung, Motorola and the rest
Menu names move around between brands. If you can't find Location, search your Settings for the word location — every Android phone has that search box at the top.
Still not working
- Turn Wi-Fi off. Wi-Fi based location is often what puts you in the wrong spot.
- Step out from under the grandstand or roof so the phone can see the sky.
- Close the tab completely and reopen glsbingo.com — don't just refresh.
- Try a private or incognito window. That clears any stale answer the browser saved.
- Make sure Airplane Mode is off and Low Power Mode isn't throttling things.
- Restart the phone. It sounds like a cop-out; it fixes location more often than anything else.
Beyond that, find someone at the ticket booth or the announcer's stand and we'll sort you out.
Quick reference
| Question | Answer |
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| Where do I go | glsbingo.com |
| Cost | Free |
| App download | Not needed |
| Boards per person | Three |
| Sign-ups open | 6:30 PM |
| Boards go live | 7:00 PM |
| What gets daubed | Top three in every race |
| Ways to win | Row, column, diagonal, or four corners |
| Center square | Free |
| Marking squares | Automatic — don't tap them |
| Board didn't daub | Refresh the page |
| Lost your boards | Same phone number gets them back |
| Who can win | Fans, drivers, pit members |
| Tie on the same car | All win — prizes by random draw |
| Tie on a big cash prize | Split equally |
| To collect a prize | Be present, paid admission or sponsor pass |
Keep the page open
Your boards are saved to your phone, so you won't lose them if the screen sleeps. But leaving the page open means you'll see squares fill in live as the results come in.