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Your card
Tip: the caller works for a whole room - everyone daubs their own card. Tap your squares as they're called.
How to play Bingo
- 1Tap 'Call next number' to draw a random B-I-N-G-O number - it's read out on the big caller.
- 2Every number that's been called lights up on the full 75-number board so nobody misses one.
- 3On your own card, tap each square as its number is called to daub it. The centre star is a free space.
- 4Get five daubed squares in a row - across, down, or diagonally - to win.
- 5The game spots your Bingo automatically and celebrates. Use one device as the caller for a whole room.
- 6Tap 'New card' for a fresh card or 'Reset marks' to play the same card again.
Bingo is the timeless game of chance loved by classrooms, family nights, and community halls alike. This version handles everything for you: it randomly calls numbers, tracks every one on a master board, and automatically detects a winning line on your card. Teachers can call review terms out loud while students daub, or just play classic number bingo with the whole family.
Frequently asked questions
How do you win at Bingo?＋
Daub five squares in a row on your card - horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The centre square is a free space that counts toward every line.
Can a whole group play together?＋
Yes. Use one device as the caller for the room; each player daubs their own card (on their own device or on paper) as numbers are called.
Can I use it for classroom review?＋
Absolutely. Call out a definition or question instead of the number, and students daub the matching term. The caller and master board keep everything organised.
Is it free?＋
Completely free, no sign-up and no downloads. The caller and card run right in your browser on any device.