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Calling all Starbucks fans! Starbucks Bingo is out and valid 10/12/17 – 11/1/17. You get bonus stars when you complete challenges to fill your board.
Starbucks Bingo Is Back!
Terms
- * Offer valid 10/12/17 – 11/1/17 at participating Starbucks® stores.
- Must pay with your registered Starbucks Card or your registered Starbucks Card through the App. Stars may not be earned on purchases of alcohol or Starbucks Cards.
- Taxes, tips, donations, and fees (such as delivery fees, shipping and handling fees, gift wrapping fees and bag fees) may also be excluded. See starbucks.com/terms for details
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I’ve gamed it out, where I’m at I can fill the board and get 388 stars total for ~$33 including tax, almost all of it my normal morning & evening standard orders.
@Tracy: I think it can be gamed further: 4 strategic visits for a total of < $20 (one $8, one $6, two $1).
This offer is targeted.
I’ve only ever received one star award for my plays. Isn’t this a luck of the draw type of game?
Thanks!
The Bingo game gices out stars for completing specific tasks. Order using the app, buy on weekday and weekend, etc. No luck involved at all.
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If you’re not a member but want to enjoy special offers like this one, sign up for Starbucks Rewards™ and opt in to email at starbucks.com/rewards.
Updating my previous comment, it turns out both the game and its contents are targeted. For mine: ~325 stars total from $12 including tax across 4 purchases.
Has anyone figured out the free space? There was a code for it the last time Starbucks did Bingo