Bingo Caller
Host a game from your fixed BingoMint cards. Keep a call history, choose a winning pattern and check claims against the cards you printed.
How to play
- Create and generate your cards in the editor, then print the fixed batch.
- Open the caller with the same cards, choose a pattern and call items manually or automatically.
- Pause for a claim, check the card against the call history and let the host confirm the winner.
The caller and its display run on the same browser and device. Player cards do not synchronize across devices; the host confirms paper winners.
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.
Common questions
Does every card have a free center?
The 75-ball preset starts with a free center. Turn Free space off in Setup if your game uses 25 numbered squares instead.
Can two players win on the same call?
Yes. Different card arrangements can complete the same pattern on the same number. Agree on a shared-win or tie rule before playing.