Party
- Big groups
- Party
- Packed house
Bingo Night
Eyes down. Daub your card on your phone, shout BINGO! on the TV. 75-ball or 90-ball, for a few friends or a hall of 1000.
Opens a room on this screen. Put it on the TV; everyone joins from their phone.
- Players
- 1 to 1,000
- On your phone
- Taps
- Length
- 3–6 min a night, by the program you pick
- Join mid-game
- Yes
- Streamer mode
- The chat picks balls
- Across homes
- Yes
- Saves progress
- No: every game starts fresh
What it's like
Eyes down. The TV draws the balls and the caller reads each one out loud when the TV's sound is on. You daub your card on your phone, and when the pattern on the TV is full, you hit BINGO! before anyone else.
Play 75-ball with one or two cards, or 90-ball, where the caller knows the old hall nicknames. The patterns get harder through the night, from a single line to the full card, and it works for a few friends or a hall of a thousand.
How to play
Eyes on the TV
A ball is called every few seconds, a little faster as the night goes on. The TV shows the pattern you're playing for.
Daub your card
Tap each number on your card as it's called.
Shout BINGO!
Pattern full? Hit BINGO! on your phone, and the TV checks your card cell by cell.
Mind the strikes
A false BINGO is a strike and locks your button for the next two balls, or four in a big room.
Points for patterns
Each pattern pays points, the harder ones more, and winners on the same ball share them. Most points at the end wins.
Streamer mode
The chat calls the ball
Your viewers pick which ball comes out next, from their phones: no app, no account, up to 2,000 at once. You and your friends race to fill the pattern.
How Streamer mode worksCHEER1,284 WATCHING
Before game night
TIP
Turn the TV's sound on: the caller reads every ball out loud.
TIP
Streaming? In Streamer mode your chat votes on which ball comes next.
TIP
In a big room there's no Ready round: from 10 players the leader's phone gets a Start button.
