Your bingo machine in the browser
This bingo caller replaces the ball cage. Choose 75-ball bingo (B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, O 61–75) or 90-ball bingo (1–90), then press Call number. Each number is drawn with your browser’s cryptographic random generator from the numbers that have not been called yet, so no number comes up twice.
The big ball shows the current number, the last five calls sit next to it, and the board lights up every number that has been called – perfect for checking a winning card. Turn on auto-call for a new number every 5 to 20 seconds and let the voice read the numbers out loud.
How to use
- Choose 75-ball or 90-ball bingo.
- Press Call number (or the space bar) – or start auto-call.
- When someone shouts “Bingo!”, pause and check their card against the board.
- Made a mistake? Undo removes the last number. New game clears the board.
Ideas for using it
- Holiday parties. bingo for the office or family party – on the TV in fullscreen.
- Classrooms. number recognition and maths bingo with the class.
- Care homes and clubs. a large, clear board and voice calls for everyone.
- Fundraisers. pair it with printed cards from the bingo card generator.
How long does a game take?
It depends on how many cards are in play: the more cards, the sooner someone completes a line, while a full card (“blackout”) needs most of the numbers. For planning, the arithmetic is simple: with auto-call every 8 seconds, 25 numbers take 200 seconds (about 3½ minutes), and all 75 numbers take 600 seconds (10 minutes).