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Bingo caller

The balls, the board and the voice — for bingo night at home, in class or in the hall.

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    Board

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    Nothing leaves your device

    This tool runs entirely in your browser. What you type, play or record here stays on your device: nothing is uploaded or saved on a server.

    Example

    Example: a 75-ball bingo game in a classroom, called automatically

    Cards handed out, the laptop on the projector: choose 75 balls, tick Read balls aloud, set Automatic calling to every 8 seconds, then press Full screen and Start.

    1. Each ball is drawn from those left in the cage, so no number comes up twice, and it lights up on the board.
    2. Someone shouts Bingo: press Pause, check their card against the board, then Resume.
    3. A ball called by mistake goes back with Undo.
    Letter Numbers Read aloud as, for example
    B 1–15B, 12
    I 16–30I, 22
    N 31–45N, 40
    G 46–60G, 51
    O 61–75O, 68

    Every 8 seconds, all 75 balls would take 10 minutes, and most games end well before. With 90 balls (UK bingo) the numbers are read without a letter, and at 5 seconds the whole cage takes 7 min 30 s.

    How it works

    1. Choose 75 balls (American bingo, B-I-N-G-O) or 90 balls (UK bingo, tombola), and whether the balls are read aloud.
    2. Press Draw ball (or the space bar) for each call — or set automatic calling every few seconds.
    3. The board lights every number called; press Full screen to show it on a TV or projector. A refresh keeps the game.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the draw fair?
    Yes. Each ball is drawn from the ones still in the cage with your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so every remaining number is equally likely and none comes up twice.
    75 or 90 balls?
    75-ball bingo is played in the US and much of Latin America, on 5 × 5 cards under the letters B-I-N-G-O. 90-ball bingo — UK bingo, Italian tombola, Spanish bingo — uses tickets of three rows and numbers 1 to 90.
    Why is there no voice?
    The numbers are read by your device’s built-in voices. If it has none for this language (some Linux browsers), the caller stays silent and says so; the board still works.
    Can I print bingo cards too?
    Yes — print cards with the bingo card maker, each one different, then call the numbers here.
    Which numbers go with B-I-N-G-O?
    In 75-ball bingo, B is 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60 and O 61–75, and each ball is read with its letter (“B, 12”). 90-ball bingo has no letters: the number is read alone.
    How long does a game take?
    Calling every ball takes the number of balls times the interval: 75 at 5 seconds is 6 min 15 s, at 12 seconds 15 minutes; 90 at 5 seconds is 7 min 30 s. A line is usually won long before the cage is empty.
    Is anything uploaded?
    No. It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

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