How to use it
- Choose the type of card and how many you need, then type a title such as Christmas Bingo.
- Press Print. Each 90-ball strip of six fits on one page, and 75-ball cards print four to a page.
- Hand out the cards and draw the numbers with the bingo caller. To check a winner, type the code printed on the card.
Real 90-ball strips
For 90-ball bingo the cards come in strips of six, like the real ones: each strip uses every number from 1 to 90 exactly once, each row has five numbers, and the numbers in a column go from smallest to largest. Hand out a whole strip and every number called lands on exactly one of its six cards.
75-ball cards with a free space
American-style cards have 24 numbers in five columns: B from 1 to 15, I from 16 to 30, N from 31 to 45, G from 46 to 60 and O from 61 to 75, with a free space in the middle. A line can be a row, a column or a diagonal.
No printer? Play on the phone
Press Open a card on this phone, or send a card’s link to a friend who plays from home. Numbers are marked with a tap and stay marked if the page is reloaded. The code at the top of the card works exactly like the one on paper.
Questions and answers
Are the bingo cards free?
Yes. Print as many as you like for home, school, parties or charity events, with no sign-up.
How many cards can I make at once?
Up to 20 strips of six 90-ball cards, which is 120 cards, or up to 100 cards for 75-ball bingo. Press New cards for a fresh set.
What is the code on each card?
It identifies the card. Type it under Check a card in the bingo caller and you see at once which of its numbers have been drawn, so checking a winner takes seconds.
Do the cards fit A4 and US Letter paper?
Yes. The pages are sized to fit both. In the print window choose portrait and turn off headers and footers for the cleanest result.
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