Ways to use this list
- Family bingo night: put the caller on the TV in fullscreen so everyone can read each call from the sofa.
- Care home or community centre: call slowly with the countdown and sound on, and read each number out twice.
- Maths bingo: pupils fill their cards with numbers from 1 to 75, and you read each call as a sum, so G 56 becomes "7 × 8".
- Plan the calls in advance: choose Rank everyone in Settings for a full random order of all 75 balls to read from.
- Make bingo for any topic: swap the numbers for vocabulary words and call words from the wheel instead.
Press Spin the wheel, tap the game or press the Space bar. Change the list in the box as you
like: add your own, delete what doesn't suit you, or write *2 after an entry to give it double the
chance. The game buttons switch the same list to a duck race, hat, claw machine and more.
The full list (75 entries)
- B 1
- B 2
- B 3
- B 4
- B 5
- B 6
- B 7
- B 8
- B 9
- B 10
- B 11
- B 12
- B 13
- B 14
- B 15
- I 16
- I 17
- I 18
- I 19
- I 20
- I 21
- I 22
- I 23
- I 24
- I 25
- I 26
- I 27
- I 28
- I 29
- I 30
- N 31
- N 32
- N 33
- N 34
- N 35
- N 36
- N 37
- N 38
- N 39
- N 40
- N 41
- N 42
- N 43
- N 44
- N 45
- G 46
- G 47
- G 48
- G 49
- G 50
- G 51
- G 52
- G 53
- G 54
- G 55
- G 56
- G 57
- G 58
- G 59
- G 60
- O 61
- O 62
- O 63
- O 64
- O 65
- O 66
- O 67
- O 68
- O 69
- O 70
- O 71
- O 72
- O 73
- O 74
- O 75
📖 Related guide: How to run a fair raffle or giveaway draw
Questions people ask
How are numbers split across B, I, N, G and O?
In 75-ball bingo each letter has 15 numbers: B is 1–15, I is 16–30, N is 31–45, G is 46–60 and O is 61–75. The N column has a free space in the middle of the card.
How do I stop the caller repeating a number?
There is nothing to set up: no ball is called twice until every number has come out, because No repeats until everyone is picked is on from the start. Callers who like a shrinking wheel can choose Remove the winner in Settings; each ball then leaves the wheel once called, showing at a glance how many numbers are left.
What is the difference between 75-ball and 90-ball bingo?
75-ball, common in the US and Canada, uses a 5 × 5 card and patterns such as lines or a full card. 90-ball, the classic in the UK and Ireland and played in India as tambola or housie, uses tickets with three rows, won with one line, two lines or a full house.
How can I check a winning card?
Keep a paper grid of 1 to 75 beside you and cross off each number as it is called. When someone shouts bingo, read their numbers back against your grid.
What are some traditional bingo calls?
In 90-ball games, callers often use rhyming nicknames: "legs eleven" for 11, "two little ducks" for 22 and "top of the shop" for 90. Make up your own as part of the fun.