Made for real rooms and paper cards

Free Online Bingo Caller

Call a 75-ball game from your computer, keep every number visible, and open a clean second-screen view for your TV or projector.

B12
G52
O68

No sign-up. Your current game stays in this browser.

Host console

Run your game

Start here, then open TV View and move that window to your extended screen.

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Five simple steps

How to host with this caller

  1. 01Start

    Choose manual or automatic calling and set the winning pattern.

  2. 02Show the room

    Open TV View, then move that browser window to the connected display.

  3. 03Check sound

    Turn voice on only if you want spoken calls, then test it before the game.

  4. 04Pause for claims

    Pause automatic calling while a player announces Bingo.

  5. 05Verify the card

    Compare the paper card with the highlighted number board before confirming a win.

75-ball basics

One letter. Fifteen numbers.

A standard 75-ball game uses five columns: B is 1–15, I is 16–30, N is 31–45, G is 46–60, and O is 61–75. A caller announces the letter and number together.

The center Free square belongs on player cards only. It is not a number, so it does not appear on the caller board.

Generate standard 75-ball cards
B1–15
I16–30
N31–45
G46–60
O61–75
Before you start

Common questions

Do I need an account?

No. The caller works without sign-up. Your game is saved in local browser storage on this device.

How do I print Bingo cards?

Use the printable cards page to make 4, 20, or 100 standard 75-ball cards, then open your browser’s print window.

Will refreshing lose my game?

Normally, no. Called numbers and settings are restored from this browser. Automatic calling always returns paused after a refresh.

How do I connect a projector or TV?

Connect and configure the display through your computer first. Then choose Open TV View and move the new window to that screen. Fullscreen only enlarges the display; it does not connect hardware or start wireless casting.