Plain number cards, no pumpkins on the squares
These are standard 75-ball cards with five columns under B-I-N-G-O, from 1–15 under the B to 61–75 under the O, and a free space in the middle. The squares have no pumpkin or ghost artwork, only the party’s name at the top.
A round that fits between games
A single line keeps a Halloween party moving between other games; save a full card for later in the night, once the candy has been handed out. Kids can share a card with an adult if the room is loud.
Guests who can’t make it to the house
Paper works when everyone is in the same room. For friends joining from somewhere else, Tombingo runs the game on phones. You create the event and share a link, each player sees their card marked as numbers are called, and the console checks every bingo. Free for up to 30 cards per event; see pricing for a bigger party.
The cards from this generator have no code or QR and are only for printing and playing on paper. More about how it works is on the Tombingo home page.