SJ EntertainmentSJ Entertainment Puerto Rico Bingo: Lotería Boricua (3rd Edition) – Bilingual Puerto Rican Party Game – Collectible Millennial Twist on Classic Bingo – PR Slang & Translation Included

It's fun playing this game.

Best cultural game ever! So much fun to play and great way for younger generations to embrace their culture!

My family loved it!

Lots of family fun.

The quality of the cards and packaging, this game will last for a long time. The words are a good representation of PR. Family game nights are gonna be fuego!

Bought this game to play with my grandchildren but before I realized it the whole family was playing. Not just a game . We are learning some Spanish words. This game is geared to Puerto Rican Spanish. The pictures are clear. It comes with red pieces for the bingo. We later switched them to Hershey Kisses. I do recommend this. Anyone can play.

The game is well made and high quality in terms of its materials, though it would be good to have more of the game chips. The small size (cards measure about 6x9 inches) makes the game super portable so you can easily take it to board game nights, family reunions, vacation etc. It's especially fun with friends from different Latino groups to explore things groups have in common, things that are different. As to the cultural content, as others have pointed out, a few of the images / vocabulary choices don't always make sense. For example, for "La Isla" why oh why is there not a map of PR itself? Instead it is a cartoonish tiny island with 2 palm trees, a camera, suitcase, water goggles, and a sun hat... hmmm, maybe that image should be renamed ... "La Turista"? (If there's a 3rd edition, really hope they fix that.) So, it's not perfect-perfect but most of the choices are very appropriate (el coqui, la bandera, arroz con habichuelas, el flamboyán, etc) plus it is a fun game that will promote good conversations, so good all around and recommended. (Through a shipping error on their part I was twice sent the Colombian version instead. All of the above applies to the Colombian version too: mostly very good choices, a few cultural missteps such as ruanas and mochilas wayúu in inauthentic colors and design motifs, but recommended overall.)

Great game kids had fun playing