Bingo games
Mark the called numbers and claim on the ball that completes your card.
Both games are Bingo against three computer players. 75-ball bingo is played on a five by five card for one pattern a game: a line, the four corners, an X or a blackout. 90-ball bingo is played on tickets of three rows and goes through one line and two lines to a full house.
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75-Ball Bingo
Play a five by five card for a line, the four corners, an X or a blackout.
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90-Ball Bingo
Play tickets of three rows for one line, two lines and a full house.
About these games
A claim counts only on the ball that completes your card, with one second of grace once the next ball is called, so the game is about keeping up. Balls come every six seconds on Relaxed, four on Normal and two and a half on Fast. You can play one to four cards in 75-ball bingo or one to six tickets in 90-ball, and the computer players play as many as you do, so more cards give you more to watch, not better odds.
75-ball bingo is the quicker game to start with, especially on Line or Four corners, which need as few as four numbers. Blackout needs all 24 and runs longest. 90-ball bingo always runs to a full house, with one line and two lines won along the way, but only the full house decides the game.
Both games are free in your browser against three computer players, with no sign-in needed. Marking can be set to automatic, but you always press Bingo yourself. Signed in, you can open an online table for two to eight people, where the host picks the game and every seat plays three cards or tickets.