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Printable tombola cards: a series of 6 per sheet

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Every card you print comes out different.

Each sheet is a book of 6 tickets with all 90 numbers, each one once; if the number isn’t a multiple of 6, the last sheet only has the tickets left over. You can also save them as a PDF from the print window.

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Here you create cards for the classic Italian tombola game, numbered 1 to 90, and print them free from your browser. Each sheet holds a series of 6 cards with all 90 numbers, each one only once. No sign-up needed, and the print window also saves them as a PDF.

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How to print your cards

  1. Choose how many cards

    Up to 20 at a time. Six cards make a series and fit on one sheet: 12 cards print on 2 sheets. If the number isn’t a multiple of 6, the last sheet holds only the leftover cards, without the full set of 90.

  2. Name the game

    Optional. A name like “Grandma’s Tombola Party” prints above each card, next to its number.

  3. Press Print

    Your browser’s print window opens: pick a printer, or choose “Save as PDF” to send the cards by message.

  4. Draw the numbers

    With a bag of wooden tokens at home, or the tombola board, which draws 1 to 90 with no repeats.

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A big crowd needs every card checked, every ball on a screen and players at home in the game.

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In a free Tombingo event, the console calls the balls, shows them on screen and checks every bingo.

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How a tombola card is built

Each card has 3 rows and 9 columns, with 5 numbers per row and 15 in total. The first column runs 1 to 9, the second 10 to 19, and so on up to the last, 80 to 90. Inside each column the numbers climb in order.

The six cards on a sheet make up a series: between them they use all 90 numbers, with no repeats. Each series is random, and the game’s name prints above every card.

From a family afternoon to the big party

It plays the same way as always, from ambo to tombola. Dried beans or coffee beans work well as markers, and younger kids do fine sharing one card between two. To call the numbers out loud, open the tombola online draw.

If part of the family is joining from somewhere else, a Tombingo event brings the cards to their phone and checks ambo, terno and tombola by card number. Tombingo events use the same 90-number cards from this page and are free for up to 20 cards: the rest is in pricing.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the cards free?

Yes. Creating and printing them from this page costs nothing and needs no account.

Can I save them as a PDF?

Yes. Press Print and, in the window that opens, choose “Save as PDF” instead of a printer. Each sheet holds a series of 6 cards.

What is a series of cards?

Six cards that together use all 90 numbers exactly once. Every sheet you print here is one series, except the last if you ask for a count that isn’t a multiple of 6: that one only has the leftovers.

What paper should I use?

Letter or A4: a series of 6 fits on one page. If your printer trims the edges, scale the print down a little in the print window.

Is it played for money?

No. Tombingo is an entertainment tool for group events and does not handle bets or money between players.

Print your cards and play on phones too

In your Tombingo event each player picks paper or phone, and the console checks every bingo. Free up to 20 cards.

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