Bingo Caller
Run bingo night from any phone, tablet or laptop. This online bingo caller draws random numbers, reads them out loud, keeps a board of every ball called and helps you check a winning card. No money, no sign-up, just bingo.
How to play Bingo Caller
- Choose 75-ball (B-I-N-G-O cards), 90-ball or a quick 30-ball speed game from the toolbar.
- Press Call next ball (or Space) to draw a number. The big ball shows the call, the board lights it up, and the voice reads it out (use the mute toggle to turn the voice off).
- Prefer hands-free? Set Auto-call to a new ball every 3 to 20 seconds and press Start. Press Pause when someone shouts bingo.
- When a player calls bingo, press Check a card and type the numbers in their line to confirm every one has been called.
- Made a mistake? Undo takes back the last ball. New game clears the board and reshuffles all the balls.
- Need cards? Print cards makes as many unique 75-ball cards as you need, four to a page.
Controls
- Space, Enter or N: call the next ball
- U: undo the last call
- P: pause or resume auto-call
Tips
- Put the board on a TV or projector and use your phone as the caller: everyone can see the called numbers.
- Slow the auto-call down for young children or large rooms; speed it up for experienced players.
- The board stays saved, so a reload or a closed tab will not lose the game.
FAQ
How does a bingo caller work?
It draws numbered balls in a random order without repeats, announces each one and keeps track of everything called so far. Players mark the number if it is on their card, and the first to complete a line (or the agreed pattern) shouts bingo.
What is the difference between 75-ball and 90-ball bingo?
75-ball bingo uses 5 × 5 cards with B-I-N-G-O columns and a free middle square: B is 1-15, I 16-30, N 31-45, G 46-60 and O 61-75. 90-ball bingo uses tickets with three rows and is usually played for one line, two lines and a full house.
Can the bingo caller read numbers out loud?
Yes. It uses the speech voice built into your device to say each call, such as “B, 12” or “7 and 6, 76”. Use the voice button to mute it.
Is this real-money bingo?
No. This is a free tool for playing bingo at home, at school, in care homes or at parties. There is no betting, no money and no prizes involved.
Can I print bingo cards?
Yes. Use Print cards to print unique 75-ball cards, four to a page, then call them with the 75-ball game.