A machine with nothing to carry
A hired or hand-cranked machine means setup, storage and a trip to collect it. This one lives in a browser tab. Open it on a laptop or tablet and the draw, board and sound are all there.
Every spin uses your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, on your own device. No number repeats in a game, and after the 90th the button tells you the machine is empty.
For the hall, the pub quiz or the club night
Plug the laptop into the venue’s screen or projector and the board does the work of a big tumbler display. If you also need tickets, the bingo ticket generator prints books of 6, free.
Bigger nights, or players calling in
This free machine suits a room where everyone can see the screen. For a bigger do, or guests joining from home, Tombingo’s console runs the draw with a hall screen and cards that mark themselves on each player’s phone. Its events use 75-ball cards (5 × 5) rather than 90-ball tickets.
Tombingo is free for up to 30 cards per event, with passes from USD 9 for bigger nights. See the prices or the Tombingo home page.