A classic game, made simple
How to play 75-ball bingo online
One person hosts and calls numbers. Everyone else marks a card. The first player to complete a line calls Bingo.
1. Open the caller board
Open bingogo.tv on a TV, computer, tablet, or phone. Fullscreen mode makes it easy for the room to see the numbers. For paper cards, you can start calling numbers immediately.
2. Host a room for digital cards
Select Host. Bingogo creates a six-character game ID and displays a QR code. The QR station stays on the board throughout the game, so players can join later. Tap it to enlarge the code.
3. Join on your phone
Scan the host display using your phone camera, or open the Join tool on the main screen. You can scan in that tool, choose a QR image, or type the game ID. Enter your name to receive your own digital bingo card. A room supports up to 50 players.
4. Call and mark numbers
The host presses Call or the spacebar to draw a random number without repeating earlier calls. Numbers range from 1 to 75. On a digital card, a called number lights up; tap it to mark it. Tap again to undo an accidental mark. The center square is free.
5. Claim a Bingo
Complete any horizontal row, vertical column, or corner-to-corner diagonal. The Bingo button becomes available when your marked squares form a line. The server checks that the winning numbers were called and tells the host who won. The host can continue drawing or start a new game.
Understanding B-I-N-G-O
Each letter has its own range: B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, and O 61–75. Digital cards show five columns and five rows, with the free square in the middle.
Playing on a phone or TV
On a TV or landscape display, numbers appear in five wide rows. On a portrait phone, they run down five columns. Light and dark themes are available. Keep the host tab open and connected while playing; game rooms are temporary.