| AUCTIONBRIDGE | Introduce a big, organised game of cards (7,6) |
| REGIMENT | Word, from "rule", for a commanding army unit; or, a large organised array, be it of ants, beer bottles or flamingos (8) |
| RUSSIANROULETTE | USA-run lotteries organised game of bravado (7,8) |
| CHORUSES | Large, organised groups of singers that e.g. perform with orchestras (8) |
| ARMY | Large organised group (4) |
| SIGNATURETUNE | What is a distinctive piece of music used to introduce a particular programme or performer? (9,4) |
| REPRODUCTIONS | Introduces a form of Public Relations and gets a ring requesting copies (13) |
| WILLIAMCAXTON | The first person to introduce a printing press into England (7,6) |
| STAGGERINGSUM | How much it costs to introduce a shift system? (10,3) |
| BACKDOORPILOT | TV episode that might serve to introduce a spinoff series |
| LEAPFROG | Pal of Reg organised game |
| TRANSPORT | Troop leader organised game on aircraft (9) |
| CARTRANSPORTER | Organised game in ex-president's truck leaving Detroit? (3,11) |
| LOCALDERBY | Carl and Del Boy organised game against neighbours |
| TRANSPORTS | Exhilaration brought by organised games after a short time |
| ROADTRANSPORT | Way ahead of time, organised games for one in 20 down (4,9) |
| SPORTS | Organised games, or wears (6) |
| RANG | Telephoned one who organised games initially (4) |
| SPORT | Organised games |
| PAMPHLET | Flier in front of plane allowed to introduce a measure of speed |
