Bingo Number Caller

Call bingo numbers on a big board. It reads them aloud. 75-ball, 90-ball and Italian tombola.

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Game
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Press Call next (or the Space key) to call the first number.

Last numbers

    Space: next number · A: auto-call · R: say again · Esc: exit

    Keys: Space = next number · A = auto-call · R = say again

    Type the numbers on a player's card. You see at once which ones were called.

    Board style
    More options
    All called numbers, in order

    No numbers yet.

    Saved automatically in this browser. If you reload the page, the game is still here.

    Need cards for the players? Print them free with the Bingo Card Generator.

    About the bingo number caller

    This free bingo number caller picks the numbers for your game and shows them on a big board. Each new number appears in a large ball, and the board lights it up. The tool can also read each number aloud, so you can run the game from a laptop, a projector or a TV.

    It works for 75-ball bingo (B-I-N-G-O), 90-ball bingo (UK style) and the Italian tombola. It is made for classrooms, care homes, family game nights, parties, clubs and church events.

    Every number is picked at random by your browser, and no number comes twice. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up.

    Features

    • Three games — 75-ball with B-I-N-G-O letters, 90-ball (UK) and Italian tombola with the classic board
    • Big board — every called number lights up, and the newest one is marked
    • Reads the numbers aloud — pick a voice, a speed, and say each number twice if you like
    • Auto-call — a new number every 3 to 20 seconds, with a pause button
    • Undo — take back the last number if you pressed too soon
    • Check a card — type the numbers on a card and see which ones were called
    • 8 board styles — Classic, Chalkboard, Neon, High contrast, Wooden, Playful, Festive and Minimal
    • Fullscreen for a projector or TV, and the screen stays on during a game
    • Saved automatically — a reload does not lose the game

    The three games

    GameNumbersBoardWhere it is played
    75-ball1 to 755 rows: B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, O 61–75USA, Canada, classrooms
    90-ball1 to 909 rows of 10 numbersUK, Ireland, Australia
    Tombola1 to 906 blocks of 15 numbers, like the Italian tabelloneItaly, at Christmas

    In 75-ball bingo the caller says the letter too: "B 7", "N 42". The tool shows the letter on the ball and says it aloud. The board has one row for each letter.

    In tombola the board is split into 6 blocks of 3 rows and 5 numbers, the same as the classic Italian board. Players call out ambo, terno, quaterna, cinquina and tombola as they fill their cards.

    Read the numbers aloud

    Tick Read the numbers aloud and the tool says every new number with a voice from your device. The voice list shows the voices for the language of this page. Choose Slow for a care home or a big hall, and turn on Say each number twice so that everyone can hear it.

    For 90-ball, you can turn on the traditional UK calls. Then the tool says "Two little ducks, 22" or "Legs eleven, 11", and shows the call under the ball. They are off by default.

    Press Say again (or the R key) when someone did not hear the last number.

    Auto-call

    Press Auto-call and the tool calls a new number every few seconds. Pick 3 to 20 seconds. When someone shouts "Bingo!", press Pause. The tool never talks over itself: if the voice is still speaking, the next number waits.

    The timing follows the clock, so it stays right even if the browser slows down a background tab.

    8 board styles

    • Classic — white board, a colour for each letter
    • Chalkboard — green board and chalk colours, good for a classroom
    • Neon — bright colours that glow on black, good on a TV
    • High contrast — yellow on black, easy to read from far away
    • Wooden — like an old bingo hall board with warm lights
    • Playful — rainbow colours and a round font for kids
    • Festive — red, green and gold for Christmas bingo
    • Minimal — black and white, nothing more

    The style only changes the look. The game stays the same.

    On a projector or TV

    Press Fullscreen. The board fills the screen, with the big ball on the side. Press Space to call the next number, A to start or pause auto-call, and Esc to leave fullscreen. While a game runs, the tool asks the device to keep the screen on, so the projector does not go dark.

    Frequently asked questions

    Are the numbers really random?

    Yes. Each number is picked with your browser's secure random generator (the same one used for passwords). Every number that is not yet called has the same chance. A number never comes twice in one game.

    What if I close the page by mistake?

    Open the page again. The game is saved in this browser, so the board, the called numbers and your settings come back. Auto-call comes back paused, so press Auto-call to go on.

    Why do I not hear the voice?

    The voice comes from your device, not from the internet. Check that the sound is on and that a voice is shown in the Voice list. Some browsers have no voices at all; then the board still works, and you can read the numbers yourself.

    Can I use real balls and only show the board?

    Yes. Open More options and turn on Tap the board to call a number. When you draw a ball, tap that number on the board. It lights up and goes into the ball, just like a called number.

    How do I check a card when someone shouts "Bingo"?

    Type the numbers on that card into Check a card. Each number turns green when it was called. Auto-call pauses while you check. You can also open All called numbers, in order.

    Where do I get the bingo cards?

    Make them with the free Bingo Card Generator. It prints 75-number cards or cards with your own words, every card different, as a PDF.

    Good to know

    • Each browser keeps its own game. The game on your laptop is not on your phone
    • "Undo last" puts the number back, so it can come again later
    • The voices depend on your device. Phones and Windows computers often have several
    • Space, A and R work when the tool is on the screen. In a text box, they type as usual

    How to use it

    • Choose the game: 75-ball, 90-ball or Tombola
    • Pick a board style, and tick Read the numbers aloud if you want a voice
    • Press Fullscreen to show the board on a projector or TV
    • Press Call next or the Space key for each number — or press Auto-call
    • Press Pause when someone shouts "Bingo!", and check the card
    • Press New game to clear the board and play again

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