How 90-ball bingo works
90-ball bingo is the version played in the UK, Ireland and Australia. The balls are numbered 1 to 90 and there are no letters. A ticket has 3 rows and 9 columns with 15 numbers, and players win in stages: usually one line, then two lines, then a full house.
What this caller does
- Shuffles the 90 balls once at the start, with your browser’s secure random numbers.
- Calls the number, pauses, then says its digits one by one (“53, five three”), the way callers do in a hall.
- Shows the last ball in large type, the last five balls and a board of all 90 numbers with the called ones marked.
- Lets you tap a number to check it, and offers auto-draw and a projector mode.
Looking for the traditional nicknames such as “two little ducks, 22”? See the list of bingo calls. For the American game use the 75-ball bingo caller.