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Bingo for group events

Family bingo: one game for kids, parents and grandparents

Tap Spin and the three cards reorder, nearest to bingo first.

Sample data: this is how a round looks on the board and on a card.

Call the balls from the console while each relative plays on paper or on a phone, where the card marks itself. Cousins in another house join with the same link. Free up to 20 cards.

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Free up to 20 cards. No credit card.

How to set up family bingo

  1. Pick paper, phones or both

    Around one table, printable bingo cards are enough. If someone plays from another house, create the event and send the link.

  2. Give out the cards

    Each player gets a fixed number of cards when they join with the link. Pair a small child with an adult on one card.

  3. Call the balls

    Spin the cage on screen, or type in the numbers from a real cage if the family has one.

  4. Settle each bingo

    Type the card number and the console shows whether it is complete, so nobody argues across the table.

Your bingo on Tombingo, free up to 20 cards

What players liked most at the El Cristo de la Calle foundation’s bingo event.

  • Cards on every phone

    Each player opens the link and gets a card. No app.

  • A chime with every ball

    The phone sounds each time a ball is called, so nobody misses one.

  • Cards sort themselves

    With several cards, the one nearest to bingo moves to the front.

  • All cards at a glance

    See every card at once and the pattern to fill, or one by one.

  • Bingos checked by the console

    Type the card number and see if the bingo is valid.

Start my free bingoNeed more than 20 cards? Event passes start at USD 14 for 100 cards.

A game every age can follow

Young children practise reading numbers, grandparents get large digits on their own phone, and teenagers can hold three cards at once without losing track: on a phone the card closest to bingo moves to the front. Start with one line so the little ones stay with it, and keep the full card for last.

Snacks make good markers on paper cards. Let whoever calls bingo choose the next pattern, or the next song in the car on the way home.

Holidays, birthdays and the relatives far away

A family call with half the people on a screen works the same way: share the hall screen on the call and everyone follows the balls on their own card. For the holidays, the Christmas bingo cards put a small tree next to your family name.

Free up to 20 cards per event, no credit card. A big reunion can take a pass from USD 14, listed on pricing. More on the Tombingo home page.

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Frequently asked questions

Is family bingo good for small children?

Yes. Sharing a card with an adult helps them follow the calls while they learn to read the numbers.

Do we need printed cards, or are phones enough?

Either works. Print free cards for the table, or create an event so each player follows their cards on a phone.

Can relatives in another city play too?

Yes. They open the event link, get their cards and see each ball marked as you call it.

How much does it cost?

Free up to 20 cards per event. For more cards there are passes from USD 14.

Is it played for money?

No. Family bingo on Tombingo is entertainment at home, with no bets and no money between players.

Set up your next bingo for free

Try it free with 20 cards and only pay when your event grows.

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