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Bingo for group events

Online bingo caller, 1 to 90: spin and hear every call

Free Tombingo web tool · No sign-up, no download

Press Spin and the caller draws a number from 1 to 90 at random from the balls still in the machine, so nothing gets called twice. The board shows every number called in rows of ten, so you can check a ticket the moment someone shouts “House!”. It runs in your browser, free and without an account.

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Free up to 30 cards. No credit card.

Press Spin to call the first number.

On a computer, the space bar spins too.

Numbers called

0 of 90
123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990

  • Cryptographic draw, no repeats
  • 90-ball format
  • Free for group fun

How to use the bingo caller

  1. Eyes down, press Spin

    Or tap the space bar on a computer. The number comes out big next to the machine.

  2. Call it

    Read it out, with your favourite bingo calls if you like, or turn on “Read numbers aloud” and the browser says it for you.

  3. Check the claim

    When someone calls a line or a full house, check their ticket against the board.

  4. Next game

    “Start again” puts all 90 balls back in the machine.

Calling balls or printing sheets is the easy part. The hard part, in a packed room, is checking who won without stalling the night.

Hosting a big group, or bringing remote players in?

This free tool is all you need for a small game around the table. But when you run a bingo night for 30, 100 or 300 people, three problems show up that a stand-alone tool cannot solve:

  1. The pause when someone calls bingo. When someone shouts "Bingo!", you stop everything and check the numbers by eye while the room waits in silence.

  2. Players on mobiles or far away. Guests in another city, or people who would rather not use paper, have no way to mark their cards live.

  3. You never know who is about to win. You lose the fun of announcing how many people are waiting on a single ball.

Your bingo on Tombingo, free up to 30 cards

Setting up the event takes no credit card and nothing to install. Tombingo events use 75-ball cards. Here’s what you get:

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Need more than 30 cards? Event passes start at USD 9 for 100 cards.

Choose the 100-card pass

  • Cards on every mobile

    Each player opens the event link and sees their card with the called numbers marked automatically, in the hall or at home.

  • Claims checked by the console

    Type the card number and Tombingo tells you whether the claim is valid and which numbers are still missing.

  • A screen for the projector

    The bingo machine and the board full screen on a projector or TV, with no chat and no player details.

  • Raffles among the cards

    Between games, the console picks a random card number from the cards in play.

  • Live video, sold separately

    Stream the hall to people playing from home. It’s optional and paid separately, with a pass or the Organiser plan; the free plan doesn’t include it.

When to use this stand-alone tool, and when to create a Tombingo event

What you needThis free tool (no account)Tombingo event (free up to 30 cards)
Price to startUSD 0, no sign-upUSD 0 up to 30 cards (passes from USD 9)
Spoken caller with a cryptographic drawYesYes, with a voice in 26 languages
Cards on guests' mobilesNoYes: they join with a link and the balls mark themselves
Checking a "Bingo!" claimBy eye, number by numberThe console checks the card against the called balls and the pattern, and shows what is missing
Who is about to winNoYes: the console shows the cards 1, 2 or 3 balls away
10 patterns and your ownNoYes, one pattern per round
Read-only TV displayYou project this tab with the buttons showingYes, with its own link
Raffles among the cards in playNoYes, in the console
Live chat and optional videoNoYes (video is paid separately)

A fair draw, no repeats

Every spin picks one of the balls still in the machine using your browser’s cryptographic random number generator. No number comes out twice in a game, and after the 90th the button tells you the machine is empty.

The draw happens on your device: the numbers called aren’t sent to any server, and they’re kept only in this browser.

One line, two lines, full house

90-ball is the British game: tickets of three rows and nine columns, five numbers on each row and 15 on the ticket. The usual order is one line, then two lines, then a full house, all from the same run of numbers.

The board runs in rows of ten, 1–10 on the top row down to 81–90 at the bottom, so you can confirm a claim at a glance.

Bingo night in the hall

For a church hall, a school fundraiser or the office Christmas do, a laptop or a phone is all the caller needs. Tombingo also has a full event console, with a hall screen and players following on their phones, but for now its events use 75-ball cards (5 × 5), not 90-ball tickets.

Tombingo is free for up to 30 cards per event. See the prices, or the Tombingo home page for how it works.

Frequently asked questions

Does the bingo caller repeat numbers?

No. Each number comes out once per game; “Start again” puts them all back.

Does it do the traditional bingo calls?

No. It shows the number and can read it out. Two little ducks, legs eleven and the rest are down to you.

Can I put it on a projector or TV?

Yes. Open this page on the laptop plugged into the screen, and zoom in with the browser if the room is big.

Will I lose the game if the page reloads?

No, as long as it’s the same browser: called numbers stay saved there until you press Start again.

Is this for gambling?

No. It’s an entertainment tool for group events. It doesn’t take stakes, handle money or pay anything out.

Set up your next bingo night this week.

Try it free with 30 cards and only pay when your event grows.

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