How to Play
Eyes down · A full house awaits
Bingo Caller is your AI-voiced caller for a proper bingo night. It reads every ball aloud in traditional UK patter while you run the room — players bring their own paper tickets, and the machine handles the rest.
Running a game
1. Set up your bingo night
On the Eyes Down screen, pick a theme, choose how balls are called — Auto on a timer or Manual (you tap for each) — and tick the ways to win. Turn the caller voice on, and hands-free if you want it listening for shouts of “Bingo!”.
2. Start calling
Hit Start Bingo and the caller takes over. Each ball gets read aloud in proper UK patter — two little ducks, legs eleven and the rest. On Auto it rolls on its own; on Manual you press Call Next (or the spacebar) for every number.
3. Follow the board
The big number takes centre stage as it drops, recent calls sit just below, and the full 1–90 board lights up every number that's been called. Missed one? Replay reads the last call again, and Undo takes a ball back.
4. Someone shouts Bingo
When a player calls it, hit the BINGO! button (or press B) to pause the caller. Players keep their own paper tickets — the machine just stops so you can check the claim against what's been called.
5. Verify the ticket
Hold the winning ticket up to your webcam to scan it, or type the numbers in by hand. The caller checks them against the called balls, confirms the win for that stage, and celebrates — then carries on to the next way to win.
Good to know
Manual pacing keeps you in control for a lively hall; Auto is hands-off if you'd rather play along yourself.
Stack the ways to win — one line, two lines, then a full house — and the caller works through them in order.
Keyboard shortcuts speed you up: Space calls or pauses, B for Bingo, R to replay, U to undo.
Your theme, pacing and sound choices are remembered, so the next night is ready the moment you load the caller.