75-ball bingo cards & rules

How a 75-ball card is arranged

The B column uses 1–15, I uses 16–30, N uses 31–45, G uses 46–60 and O uses 61–75. The center can be a free space, giving the card 24 numbers, or a numbered square, giving it 25. Numbers stay within their column ranges when cards are shuffled.

Run a called game

A straight row, column or diagonal is a simple starting pattern. You can also agree on four corners, an X or the full card. Tell everyone whether the free center counts and how simultaneous winners will be handled.

1. Give each player a printed card and something to mark it with.
2. Draw or call one number at a time from 1–75 without repeating calls. Players mark a number only if it appears on their card.
3. Pause when someone calls Bingo. Check the agreed pattern against the called numbers before confirming a winner.

Create and print your cards

Open the 75-ball preset, set the card count and decide whether to keep the free center. Choose paper size and one, two or four cards per page in Print, then Generate and Export PDF. Enable card numbers and a caller checklist if the host needs them. Print one test page at Actual size before printing the group’s batch.

Keep the same cards for the next round

A generated batch has fixed card arrangements. Downloading the same saved output keeps those arrangements; Shuffle creates a new batch. From Print or a saved output, open the local caller to choose a pattern and track calls. The caller display works on the same browser and device, and the host still confirms paper cards.

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