Bingo nights at Duke’s Roadhouse in Maricopa are anything but quiet. Instead of a hushed room dabbing paper cards, guests get music, dancing and a lively crowd. “This is entertainment, this is fun. There’s music and dancing in between games,” said Andrew Anderson, the bingo MC from Maricopa’s Moose International lodge. Attendees show up as early as 4 p.m. for food, drinks and to set up their bingo table with their own ink dabbers and a few lucky charms before the games get started at 6 p.m. And between the laughs and big wins, the event also serves a bigger purpose. “We set aside a portion of our proceeds to back into the community, and [Duke’s Roadhouse] decided to match what we raised,” Anderson said.