Online 90-Ball Bingo Caller
Make it yours. Pick a theme, add your logo and change the colors — free, no sign-up.
How to Use the Virtual Bingo Machine
Before You Start: Get the Cards
Every player needs a 90-ball ticket: three rows of nine columns holding fifteen of the numbers 1–90, the same balls this caller draws. Print free 90-ball tickets →
1. Start the Game
Press “Draw number” (or the space bar) to draw a random number. It appears in big type next to the board.
2. Announce the Number
The drawn number is displayed clearly and lit up on the board. If you have sound on, a voice will announce it for you.
3. Track the Game
The board beside the number lights up every called number, and the last five calls are shown under it, so you can easily check winning cards.
4. Fullscreen for Events
Click the "Fullscreen" button to project the board onto a big screen or TV for everyone to see.
5. Make It Yours
Open Customize to pick a theme, add your own logo, change the background color or artwork and choose how big the number is.
6. Check a Winning Card
When a player calls out, press “Check a card” (the ✓ button at the top of the screen, or the C key) and type the code printed on their card. The card appears on the screen with the numbers called so far marked and its complete lines counted, so everyone sees the check. Print free 90-ball tickets →
Bingo caller themes for every occasion
Pick a theme and the whole screen changes with it: the artwork around the number, the colors of the board and the balls, and the Draw button. Every theme reads just as well on a laptop as on a projector, and you can still add your own logo, background color or artwork. The caller remembers your choice for the next game.
Classic
Bright, clean colors that suit any game: family game nights, fundraisers and bingo halls.
Christmas
Trees, baubles, gifts and snowflakes for office Christmas parties and family games in December.
Halloween
Pumpkins, bats and ghosts on a dark purple night for a spooky class party or a Halloween game.
New Year
Fireworks, champagne and a clock near midnight for a game on New Year's Eve while you wait for the countdown.
Party
Balloons, bunting and birthday cake on a light background for birthdays and celebrations.
Space
Planets, rockets and comets on a starry sky, a favorite with kids and science classes.
Wedding
Soft colors, rings, hearts and flowers for weddings, bridal showers and anniversaries.
Kids
Cats, rainbows and apples in cheerful colors for classrooms and children's parties.
Why run your game with our online bingo caller
Everything you need to call a game of bingo, free in your browser: no app, no account and nothing to install.
Made for the big screen
In fullscreen the big number, the whole board and the last five calls share one screen, readable from the back of the room on a TV or projector.
Fair, random draws
Every number is drawn at random by your browser's built-in cryptographic generator, and no number can come up twice in a game.
Calls the numbers aloud
Turn on the sound and a voice reads out every number in your language, so you can keep your eyes on the players.
75-ball or 90-ball
Play 75-ball bingo with the letters B-I-N-G-O, or switch to 90-ball bingo for housie and tombola with one click.
Play together online
Share your screen on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet and everyone can play along from home, with their own printed or on-screen card.
Built for hosts
Draw with the space bar, the arrow keys or a presenter clicker, and a page reload never loses the game. Once the page has loaded, the draws keep working even if the Wi-Fi drops.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which numbers does the 90-ball caller draw?
Every number from 1 to 90, in random order and never the same number twice, until all ninety have been called. The board beside the number is laid out in nine rows of ten, so you can find any number at a glance.
Can I use it for housie or tombola?
Yes. Housie in India and Australia, tombola in Italy and 90-ball bingo in UK halls are all played with the same ninety balls, so this caller runs any of them. Play for one line, two lines and full house, or for the prizes you are used to.
How do I check a winning ticket?
Ask the player to read out the numbers on the winning line or ticket and compare each one with the board: every called number stays lit until the game ends. If one of them is not lit, the claim does not count and the game goes on.
Can the caller check winning cards automatically?
Yes, if the cards come from our free card generator. Each card, or each strip of six 90-ball tickets, prints a short check code such as 7QX2K-001. When a player calls out, press “Check a card” (the ✓ button at the top of the screen, or the C key) and type the code: the caller rebuilds that card, marks the numbers called so far and counts its complete lines, such as 2 vertical lines and 1 horizontal line. It needs no account: the check runs right in the browser.
Does the bingo caller work without an internet connection?
Yes, once the page is open. Drawing, the board, the themes and “Check a card” all run in your browser, so poor Wi-Fi at the venue is no problem: open the caller before the guests arrive and keep the tab open. The spoken calls use your device’s own voices, which work offline on most devices; to be sure, try it once with Wi-Fi off before the event.
Can I add my own logo and colors?
Yes, for free. Open Customize to pick one of eight themes, add your logo, choose your own background color or artwork and set the size of the number. The caller remembers your choices in this browser for the next game; nothing is sent to our servers.