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Bingo for group events

Virtual bingo for teams and groups who aren’t in one room

Virtual bingo is a bingo game where the cards and the calling happen online. You call from a console and each player marks their own card on their phone, wherever they are. With Tombingo you set it up from your browser, free for up to 30 cards. It isn’t an online casino, and it doesn’t handle stakes or betting between players.

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Free up to 30 cards. No credit card.

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

How to run a virtual bingo session

  1. Create the event

    Name it, pick a language and a color, and generate the cards you need. Each one gets its own number.

  2. Share the link

    Send it over Slack, Teams, or email with each person’s card number. To join, they type their name and card number. No account needed.

  3. Call the balls

    Spin the on-screen cage from the console, or type in each ball if you’re drawing from a physical cage on a video call. The ball shows up on every phone.

  4. Check the bingos

    When someone calls bingo, type their card number and the console tells you whether it’s valid and which balls they’re still missing.

Your bingo on Tombingo, free up to 30 cards

Setting up the event takes no credit card and nothing to install. 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 phone

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

  • Bingos checked by the console

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

  • A screen for the projector

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

  • Raffles among the cards

    Between rounds, 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 Organizer plan; the free plan doesn’t include it.

What you need

A phone, tablet or computer to call from, and every player with a phone and an internet connection. Nobody installs anything; it all runs in the browser.

Built for people who aren’t at one table

Whether it’s a remote team across time zones, a family in different houses, or a club whose members moved away, everyone follows the same round on their own card from the office Wi-Fi or their couch.

If you want players to see you call the game, you can add optional live video to share your camera, sold separately on top of the free plan.

For group events, not casinos

Searching “virtual bingo” also turns up real-money gaming sites, but Tombingo isn’t one of them. It’s entertainment software for group and work events, and it doesn’t sell cards to players or take stakes or money. The organizer decides how their group plays and is responsible for following local rules.

What it costs

Free for up to 30 cards per event, no credit card. For bigger groups there are event passes from USD 9, and an Organizer plan if you run sessions often. Full detail is on pricing.

Playing in one room instead? The bingo board and printable bingo cards might be all you need. More on how Tombingo works is on the home page.

Frequently asked questions

What is virtual bingo?

A bingo game where the cards and the calling happen online. The caller uses a console, and each player follows the round and marks their card on their phone, wherever they are.

Do players have to download an app?

No. They open the event link in a browser and type their name, then their card number.

Is it good for remote team building?

Yes. Everyone plays the same round at the same time from wherever they’re working, with no travel and no shared screen needed beyond the call.

How much does it cost?

Free for up to 30 cards per event. For more cards, you choose a pass sized to the group, from USD 9.

Is Tombingo a casino or a betting site?

No. It’s entertainment software for group events. It doesn’t handle stakes or money between players.

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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