Spin the wheel to call random bingo numbers. Choose 1-75 for American bingo or 1-90 for UK bingo — every number is drawn without replacement, so nothing is ever called twice. Each call is spoken aloud and marked on the board below, and you can undo a miscall or let the wheel call hands-free.
Add the wheel to OBS as a Browser Source, and control it from a Custom Browser Dock — on the same computer.
Every number in the game, marked off as it is called. The most recent call is highlighted in amber. In the 1-75 game the rows are the B, I, N, G and O columns of an American bingo card.
American bingo is played on a 5x5 card with a free centre square, so each card carries 24 numbers. The five columns are labelled B, I, N, G and O, and each one draws from its own block of 15 numbers. That is why callers announce a letter with every number: the letter tells players which column to look in.
| Column | Numbers |
|---|---|
| B | 1-15 |
| I | 16-30 |
| N | 31-45 |
| G | 46-60 |
| O | 61-75 |
This generator works out the letter for you. Pick the 1-75 game and every call is announced and displayed as a letter and a number — B-7, O-62 — while the board below groups the numbers into the same five rows. Common winning patterns are a line, four corners, a letter X, and a blackout covering all 24 numbers.
UK and European bingo uses 90 numbers and no letters at all. A ticket is nine columns by three rows, with five numbers and four blanks in every row — 15 numbers per ticket. Tickets are traditionally sold in strips of six, arranged so all 90 numbers appear exactly once across the strip, which is why a player with a full strip marks something off on every single call.
The columns are not evenly sized: the first column holds 1-9, the seven middle columns hold 10-19 through to 70-79, and the last column holds 80-90. That is 9 + 70 + 11 = 90. There are three prizes in a standard game, claimed in order: one line, two lines, then a full house covering all 15 numbers.
Switch to the 1-90 game and you can turn on the traditional bingo calls, so the caller says "Two little ducks, 22" instead of just the number.
Pick a game, then press Call next number. The wheel spins, lands on a number, speaks it aloud and marks it on the board — and that number is removed from the wheel, so it can never come up again. This is how a real bingo drum works: once a ball is drawn it does not go back until the game ends.
Four things this caller does that most do not:
Your game is saved as you go, so a reload or a closed tab does not lose the numbers you have already called. Press New game to put every number back and start over.
British bingo callers have a nickname for every number, most of them rhymes or a description of the digits — 22 is "two little ducks" because that is what the twos look like. Turn on Traditional bingo calls in the 1-90 game and the caller uses them. Where a number has more than one accepted call, this generator picks one at random so a long game does not repeat itself.
1 – Kelly's eye
2 – One little duck
3 – Cup of tea
4 – Knock at the door
5 – Man alive
6 – Half a dozen / Tom Mix
7 – Lucky seven
8 – Garden gate
9 – Doctor's orders
10 – Downing Street
11 – Legs eleven
12 – One dozen
13 – Unlucky for some
14 – Valentine's Day
15 – Young and keen
16 – Sweet sixteen
17 – Dancing queen
18 – Coming of age
19 – Goodbye teens
20 – One score
21 – Key of the door / Royal salute
22 – Two little ducks
23 – Thee and me
24 – Two dozen
25 – Duck and dive
26 – Pick and mix
27 – Gateway to heaven
28 – In a state
29 – Rise and shine
30 – Dirty Gertie
31 – Get up and run
32 – Buckle my shoe
33 – All the threes / Dirty knee / Fish, chips and peas
34 – Ask for more
35 – Jump and jive
36 – Three dozen
37 – More than eleven
38 – Christmas cake
39 – Steps
40 – Life begins
41 – Time for fun
42 – Winnie the Pooh
43 – Down on your knees
44 – Droopy drawers
45 – Halfway there
46 – Up to tricks
47 – Four and seven
48 – Four dozen
49 – PC
50 – Half a century
51 – Tweak of the thumb
52 – Danny La Rue
53 – Stuck in the tree / Here comes Herbie
54 – Clean the floor
55 – Snakes alive
56 – Shotts bus
57 – Heinz varieties
58 – Make them wait
59 – Brighton line
60 – Five dozen
61 – Baker's bun
62 – Tickety-boo / Turn the screw
63 – Tickle me
64 – Almost retired
65 – Retirement age
66 – Clickety click
67 – Stairway to heaven
68 – Saving grace
69 – Either way up
70 – Three score and ten
71 – Bang on the drum
72 – Six dozen
73 – Queen bee
74 – Hit the floor
75 – Strive and strive
76 – Trombones
77 – Sunset strip
78 – Heaven's gate
79 – One more time
80 – Eight and blank
81 – Stop and run
82 – Straight on through
83 – Time for tea
84 – Seven dozen
85 – Staying alive
86 – Between the sticks
87 – Torquay in Devon
88 – Two fat ladies
89 – Nearly there
90 – Top of the shop
No. Every number that is called is removed from the wheel straight away, exactly like a ball leaving a bingo drum. A 1-75 game therefore ends after 75 calls and a 1-90 game after 90, with no repeats along the way.
1-75 bingo is the American game: a 5x5 card with a free centre square, and numbers called with a letter because each of the B, I, N, G and O columns covers its own block of 15 numbers. 1-90 bingo is the UK and European game: a nine-by-three ticket holding 15 numbers, called as plain numbers, with prizes for one line, two lines and a full house.
Yes. Press Undo last call and the number goes back onto the wheel and is cleared from the board. It is there for the times a number is misread or a claim turns out to be wrong, and almost no other online bingo caller offers it.
Yes, using your browser's own speech voice. The 1-75 game announces the letter with the number — "B seven" — and the 1-90 game can switch on the traditional British bingo calls so it says "Two little ducks, 22". Each number is called once. You can turn the voice off in the winner window or under the gear icon.
No. There is no account, no download and no payment. Once the page has loaded, every call is worked out in your browser, so nothing reloads between numbers and your game is not sent anywhere.
Yes. Alongside 1-75 and 1-90 there are one-press games for 1-100, 1-50 and 1-30, and you can type any custom range up to 200 numbers — useful for classroom bingo, a raffle draw or a fundraiser where the tickets are numbered differently.
