Bingepedia

Game guide

Everything you need to know to collect, complete and trade your cards.

Contents
  1. 1. Core concept
  2. 2. Rarities & finishes
  3. 3. Packs & shop
  4. 4. Economy & currencies
  5. 5. Market & trades
  6. 6. Predictions

1. Core concept

Every Wikipedia article is a card. Open packs, keep the cards you like, complete series in your album, and trade or sell your duplicates.

Real fame makes rarity

A card's rarity comes from its BingeScore: the article's average daily readers over 60 days, plus 10 for each language Wikipedia it's in (250 languages at most).

The viral shortcut

Legendary takes a BingeScore of 9,000 or more (readers + languages). One shortcut: an article read by 8,000 people a day or more is Legendary straight away, whatever its languages.

A copy keeps its rarity

A card keeps the rarity it had when you won it, even if the article's fame changes later.

2. Rarities & finishes

RarityBingeScoreChance per cardRecycled for
Common0+76 %2
Rare850+15 %8
Super Rare1,900+6.5 %25
Ultra Rare4,300+2 %75
Legendary9,000+or 8,000+ daily readers0.5 %200

Chances for each card of a classic pack; the last card of every pack is Rare or better.

Foil

A rainbow holo finish. Super Rare cards are foil 6 % of the time, Ultra Rare and Legendary ones 15 %. Worth ×1.5 when recycled.

Prism

Diamond facets, the rarest finish: only Ultra Rare and Legendary cards, 2 % of the time. Worth ×2.5 when recycled.

⚡ BREAKING editionBeta

When an article soars in the news (20 times its usual readers, 50,000 at least), a limited edition of its card is printed: 25 numbered copies in the whole game, engraved "BREAKING • date • #07/25". They're drawn among the players who took tickets in Predictions.

3. Packs & shop

Energy pack10

5 cards from all of Wikipedia, paid with energy instead of B-Coins: the free way to open packs every day.

Multi-Binge80

15 cards at once, guaranteed with no Common cards (Rare or better), with at least one foil.

Classic100

5 cards from all of Wikipedia; the last one is Rare or better.

Themed packs150

5 cards from one theme you choose (sport, science, cinema…), no Common cards, guaranteed.

Trending200

5 cards from the articles most read yesterday, no Common cards.

4. Economy & currencies

B-Coins

The game's currency: packs, bids at the Market, energy top-ups. Earned with trophies, the wheel, sales and recycled cards.

Energy

Pays for the free packs. +1 every 3 minutes up to 100 (full in 5 hours), full again on every level-up. Two top-ups of +100 a day for 500 then 800 B-Coins.

Wheel of Fortune

One free spin a day: 15 to 100 B-Coins or 20 to 100 energy (more packs).

Recycling

A duplicate you don't want can be recycled for B-Coins: the rarer the card, the more it pays (see the table above).

5. Market & trades

Auctions

Put up to 5 cards on sale at once, for 10 minutes to 24 hours, with an optional Buy now price (at least ×2 the starting bid, gone once a bid reaches 50 % of it). The Market keeps 5 % of the sale.

Fair bidding

The smallest raise grows with the price, from +1 under 10 B-Coins to +250 from 5,000. Anti-sniping: a bid in the last 15 seconds puts the clock back to 45 seconds.

Trades

Swap 1 to 5 cards per side with a friend of 48 hours or more. Each side's recycling value is shown; an unbalanced offer asks you to confirm, and your friend is free to accept or decline. 3 trades a day between the same friends, 5 in all.

The Parallel MarketBeta

Merchants who want cards, not coins. Some days, for a few hours, the Collector gives a rare card for a precise mix of yours, and the Archivist gives a card missing from one of your series for ordinary ones.

6. Predictions

Every morning, discover the articles that soared on Wikipedia the day before. Guess which ones will rise next.

Forecasts

5 questions a day on Wikipedia's readers, answered with a probability, never a stake. The answer comes the next morning; the right and sure score most, and the best of the week and month are rewarded.

Lucky hunchBeta

Hold a card for 3 days before its article is read 3 times as much as usual, and you're paid a bonus. Buying after the news pays nothing.

BREAKING ticketsBeta

Each BREAKING edition stays open 24 hours: one free ticket, more from 50 B-Coins. A losing ticket still gives a little XP.