Filipino carnival games · Updated 26 Oct 2026
Explore Filipino carnival games
Perya is the fiesta carnival every Filipino grew up with — the Color Game dice, the drop ball, the prize wheel. BingoPlus brings those games online with live hosts, real dice and PAGCOR oversight, so you can play them from anywhere in the Philippines.
Quick answer
A perya (from the Spanish feria) is the traveling carnival that rolls into Philippine towns for the fiesta — rides, kakanin stalls, and games of chance like the Color Game, drop ball, pabunot and bingo. On BingoPlus, perya games are live-streamed from a studio: a host rolls real dice or drops a real ball, you bet from your phone before the timer ends, and wins go straight to your wallet.
Perya words
The games
Three live formats, each a fiesta original. Rules below are the standard versions; the paytable inside each game is the one that counts, and the line-up can change.
Three dice, each face a color: red, blue, yellow, green, white and pink. The host calls “taya na”, you back one or more colors, then the dice roll on camera.
BingoPlus's own perya show, launched in 2024 and streamed almost round the clock with hosts rotating every 30 minutes. You hold a card; balls drop; matches pay.
The simplest perya bet: red or white. Good for players who want one decision per round and a result in seconds; the paytable shows the exact return for each side.
Also in the lobby: live bingo shows, Tongits and Pusoy, slots and casino tables — one account covers all of them. See the Game Center guide.
Practice roller · no money
Pick a color, roll three dice, and see how often you'd have won at standard perya payouts. It's a learning tool — random, free, and nothing is staked.
| Dice showing your color | Chance | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Exactly 1 | 34.7% | 1:1 |
| Exactly 2 | 6.9% | 2:1 |
| All 3 | 0.46% | 3:1 |
| None (you lose the stake) | 57.9% | — |
Add it up and a 1-unit bet returns about 0.92 units on average — a house edge near 8% at standard fiesta payouts. Online tables publish their own paytable; some pay more on triples, some less. Roll the practice dice a few dozen times and the “Units ±” counter will drift the same way. That's the point of the demo: play perya for the show, with a budget, not as income.
Searching for a perya app?
Search for “perya” and a crowd of app names comes back. Some are licensed, many aren't, and the names change monthly. Rather than guess, run any of them through the same four checks BingoPlus itself passes.
This page doesn't review other perya apps. The names above appear here only because players search for them; use the four checks on each one.
From the town plaza to the phone
Perya is older than any app. Knowing where the games come from makes the online versions easier to read.
Spanish-era town fairs (feria) become the Filipino perya: a traveling carnival timed to the fiesta, with a Ferris wheel, food and game booths.
Dice-and-color tables and drop-ball boards become the signature perya bets, run by barkers who shout “taya na” and “sarado”.
BingoPlus launches as a PAGCOR-licensed live bingo platform; perya-style games follow as livestreamed tables with real hosts.
PDB debuts in October 2024 with a 23-hour stream and Pachinko bonus; PDB Turbo adds the Lightning Feature in June 2026.
Play it like a regular
The barkers' energy is designed to speed you up. These four habits slow you back down.
Pick a number you'd happily spend on a night out. When it's gone, the show is over — the stream will still be there tomorrow.
Doubling after a loss is how perya tables empty wallets. Keep the same unit size all session.
Chat “tips” and streak charts don't change the dice. The paytable and the chance table above are all the information there is.
Deposit and time limits live in your account settings. Set them while you're calm, not mid-streak.
Bets close on the server's clock, not your screen's. On a weak connection, bet earlier in the window or switch to Wi-Fi.
Open the round history first — every roll and ball is recorded. If a win isn't credited after a few minutes, send the round ID to in-app Support.
Any mission or cashback tied to perya games is shown under Rewards with its turnover rule. Nothing is promised here; read the terms there.
FAQ
Short answers to what players ask about perya, the Color Game and Pinoy Drop Ball. More help in the Help Center.
Perya (from the Spanish feria) is the Filipino traveling carnival that sets up at town fiestas, with rides, food stalls and games of chance such as the Color Game, drop ball, pabunot and bingo. Online perya games recreate those games with live hosts and real dice or balls on a livestream.
BingoPlus's Perya tab includes the Color Game, Pinoy Drop Ball and Pinoy Drop Ball Turbo, and Pula Puti, alongside live bingo and other titles. The exact line-up is shown in the app and can change.
Three dice with six colors are rolled by a live host. You bet on one or more colors before the roll. If your color shows on one die you win even money, on two dice double, on three dice triple, plus your stake back. Exact payouts and any bonus rounds are shown in the game's paytable.
Pinoy Drop Ball is BingoPlus's live drop-ball perya game, launched in 2024 and streamed almost around the clock with hosts rotating every 30 minutes. One ball on your card pays x2, two pay x3, and three unlock a Pachinko bonus with multipliers from x4 up to x200. PDB Turbo, launched in 2026, is the faster format with a Lightning Feature every round.
No. Those are names of other apps and sites that appear in search. BingoPlus's perya games are offered only on bingoplus.com, bingoplus.ph and the official BingoPlus app, under a PAGCOR license held by AB Leisure Exponent Inc. Before playing any perya app, check that its operator appears on PAGCOR's list of licensed operators.
Online gaming is legal when offered by a PAGCOR-licensed operator to players aged 21 and above. BingoPlus is operated by AB Leisure Exponent Inc. under PAGCOR license. Unlicensed perya apps carry no player protection.
Bet sizes are set per game and shown on the betting panel before each round; they can change with promotions. Check the panel in the app rather than relying on figures quoted on other sites.
You can watch the livestream and learn the rules without betting, and this page includes a practice Color Game roller that uses no money. Playing for prizes requires a verified BingoPlus account with funds.
With three dice and six colors, any single color appears on at least one die about 42% of the time, on exactly two dice about 7%, and on all three about 0.5%. Because the even-money payout is lower than the true odds, the game keeps a house edge, so treat it as entertainment with a budget.
Set deposit and time limits in your BingoPlus account settings. For self-exclusion use PAGCOR's OSEA portal. The National Problem Gambling Helpline, (02) 8248-9568, and ResponsibleGaming@pagcor.ph are free and confidential.
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Reviewed by the BingoPlus content team on 26 October 2026 against official BingoPlus and PAGCOR pages and published launch reports.
Sources: Daily Tribune, 1 Oct 2024 (Pinoy Drop Ball launch, payouts, 23-hour stream, host rotation, PAGCOR equipment licensing) · DigiPlus Interactive (operator, portfolio, PDB Turbo) · BingoPlus Legit (domains, license) · PAGCOR (age rule, responsible gaming) · Color Game probabilities computed from 3 dice × 6 colors.
Set deposit and time limits, take breaks and never chase losses. The National Problem Gambling Helpline is free and confidential.
