How to use it
- Choose the game: 1 to 75 for B-I-N-G-O cards, or 1 to 90 for UK-style tickets.
- Press Draw a number, or turn on Draw automatically. Each number lights up on the board and the previous ones stay in view.
- When someone shouts Bingo, type the code printed on their card under Check a card to see whether all their numbers have really been drawn.
A fair draw with no repeats
Every number is drawn with your browser’s cryptographic random generator, from the balls that are still in the bag, so a number can never come up twice. Undo last number puts back a ball drawn by mistake. If you close the page, the game is still there when you open it again in the same browser.
75 or 90 balls?
75-ball bingo is the American game: cards have five columns headed B, I, N, G and O, with a free space in the middle, and a line can be a row, a column or a diagonal. 90-ball bingo is the British game, also played across Europe: each ticket has three rows of five numbers, and the prizes are one line, two lines and a full house. Pick the version that matches your cards.
Bingo at home, in class or on a video call
Put the caller on a TV or a projector with Full screen, so everyone can follow the board. For players who are far away, share your screen on a video call and send each of them a card to play on their phone. Teachers use bingo to practice numbers, and with Read the numbers aloud the caller does the talking for you.
Questions and answers
Is the bingo caller random?
Yes. Each number is picked by your browser’s secure random generator among the numbers not drawn yet, so every remaining ball has exactly the same chance.
Where can I get bingo cards?
Make them with our printable bingo cards, in 75-ball and 90-ball versions. Each card has a code that you can check here, and players without paper can open a card on their phone and mark the numbers with a tap.
Can it call the numbers out loud?
Yes. Turn on Read the numbers aloud and your device’s voice reads each number in the language of the page. It works in most browsers on phones, tablets and computers.
What happens if I reload the page?
Nothing is lost: the numbers drawn so far stay saved in your browser until you press New game.
Do I need to sign up or pay?
No. The caller is free and runs in your browser without an account. It is made for games you host yourself with family, friends or a class.
More wheels and tools
Your lists stay in your browser: we don’t store them on our servers.
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