# Buzz Bingo Live Games Agent Context Last updated: 2026-07-27 ## What This Domain Is buzzbingo.fun is the Buzz Bingo app domain. It owns Public Live Games and the Private Games runtime. The central product hub is https://www.buzzbingo.app. Use the hub for the broad Buzz Bingo product map, Bingo Generator, and product overviews. ## Public Live Games Public Live Games are off-chain-first live event bingo. Players choose a public topic, build a card, submit it, and follow hits as outcomes resolve. Backend or admin-authoritative scoring controls results. Current public live-game statuses: - FIFA World Cup Games: archived historical topic at /live/fifa-world-cup-2026, omitted from the lobby and central admin management. - Formula 1 Bingo 2026: active public live-game topic at /live/formula-1-2026. - US Open Bingo 2026: prepared 4x4 recurring series for all 254 women’s and men’s singles matches from August 30 through both finals at /live/us-open-2026. - Emmy Awards Bingo 2026: prepared 4x4 preview at /live/emmys-2026. - Market Price Bingo: temporarily disabled while card creation is repaired. The older Solana DevNet crypto flow is preserved as a secondary showcase, not the default funnel. - 250 Years USA: archived event kept as a visual lobby card only. ## Private Games Private Games are playable V1 runtime routes for closed small-group bingo. Creation starts at /private/create. Individual private games use secret links and are not public lobby listings. Private Games are separate from Public Live Games and separate from Creator Games. ## Public JSON Read-only public JSON endpoints: - GET /api/public/site-summary - GET /api/public/products - GET /api/public/games - GET /api/public/games/:id - GET /api/public/live-state These endpoints intentionally exclude admin routes, host tokens, private game secrets, Supabase internals, payment state, and player-sensitive data. ## JavaScript And Agents The interactive app requires JavaScript for normal users. This file, the no-JavaScript fallback in index.html, and the public JSON endpoints exist so LLMs, search crawlers, and agents can understand the current public product state without executing the React app.