Looking for Bingo patterns for MLBB x Sanrio? We got you.
The Mobile Legend: Bang Bang (MLBB) x Sanrio rerun event Bingo patterns are one of the most discussed topics in the community. This is because, unlike other draw events, this collaboration features a minigame where you need to get a bingo line for a guaranteed collab skin.
This is due to a theory that the MLBB x Sanrio event has predetermined bingo patterns. This means, in theory, players can check how far they are into completing the minigame and claiming a collab skin. However, this doesn’t work all the time. At the end of the day, it’s all just pure luck, and the patterns are randomized.
In case you are still curious, here is a list of possible bingo patterns for the MLBB x Sanrio Resale Event, as of 2025.
List of possible MLBB x Sanrio 2025 resale bingo patterns
Here is a list of Bingo patterns for the MLBB x Sanrio event:
- 3-5-2-7
- 3-9-2-5-4-1
- 5-8-7-9
- 8-2-6-5
- 2-7-8-4-9
- 8-7-5-6-1-2
- 9-2-1-4-7
- 6-4-1-3-2
- 1-4-2-8-6-3
- 3-5-1-4-7
- 4-5-8-9-3-2
- 6-3-5-8-1-4
- 4-3-6-5
- 8-5-4-9-2
- 7-9-2-3-1
- 1-2-8-6-3
- 4-5-3-9-6
- 5-7-2-9-8
This list will be updated when new patterns appear for the event.
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How to read bingo patterns
During MLBB x Sanrio event reruns or resale events, your starting roll dictates the sequence of the number you get in the next draws. For example, taken from the patterns on the list above, if your first number is “3,” you either get the pattern “3-5-2-7” or “3-5-1-4-7.” However, you can only get a bingo number after every 10 draws you make.
Finishing a sequence will create a bingo line. This will reward you with one of the featured collaboration skins you don’t own yet. If you already have all of them, you get a random Epic or higher-tier skin instead. Your rewards will be one of the skins from the general prize pool you can check in the event menu.
Keep in mind that the MLBB x Sanrio bingo patterns are not a reliable way to determine how close you are to winning a collab skin. You might get a different pattern that is not listed. Keep this information with a grain of salt.
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