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Everything you need for a great game of bingo.

Free printable cards, a virtual caller for game night, every pattern explained, and straight answers on bingo laws in your state.

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Printable bingo cards

Bingo for every occasion

1 to 90 Numbers Bingo

Free printable 1 to 90 bingo tickets for tambola, housie and number-recognition games. Unique tickets with 15 numbers each, plus a simple way to call them.

50s and 60s Music Bingo

Free printable 50s and 60s music bingo cards with 54 oldies songs and artists, from Hound Dog to Hey Jude. Great for seniors, reunions and sock hops.

UK 90-Ball Bingo

Free printable 90-ball bingo tickets in the UK style: 9 columns, 3 rows and 15 numbers per ticket. Play for one line, two lines and a full house.

Airport Bingo

Free printable airport bingo cards with 50 things to spot at the airport and on the plane, from the baggage carousel to the beverage cart. Unique cards.

Animals Bingo

Free printable animal bingo cards with 50 animals from farm, zoo, ocean and backyard. Unique cards for preschool, kindergarten and family game night.

Baby Shower Bingo

Free printable baby shower bingo cards with 50 gift squares. Every card is unique, prints in seconds and keeps guests busy while presents are opened.

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New to bingo?

How to play bingo in 4 steps

  1. Get a card. A US bingo card has 24 numbers under B-I-N-G-O and a free space in the middle.
  2. Listen for the pattern. The caller says what you need to win — a line, four corners, a blackout.
  3. Mark called numbers. When a number on your card is called, dab it.
  4. Shout "Bingo!" Complete the pattern first and the caller checks your card. You win.
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Popular patterns

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Bingo by state

Is bingo legal where you live?

Charity bingo, bingo halls, online bingo and sweepstakes rules for every state.

  • 47of 51 (50 states + DC) license charity bingo run by nonprofits
  • 22of 51 (50 states + DC) have tribal casino bingo halls
  • 10of 51 (50 states + DC) have banned sweepstakes bingo and casino sites

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Bingo questions, answered

How do you play bingo?

Each player gets a card of numbers. A caller draws numbered balls at random and announces them. Players mark any called number on their card, and the first player to complete the announced pattern — such as a straight line — shouts "Bingo!" and wins once the caller checks their card.

What type of bingo is played in the US?

Most US bingo halls and apps play 75-ball bingo. The card is a 5×5 grid under the letters B-I-N-G-O, with a free space in the middle. Each column holds numbers from its own range: B is 1–15, I is 16–30, N is 31–45, G is 46–60 and O is 61–75.

Is bingo legal in the United States?

Bingo is legal in some form in almost every state, most often as charitable bingo run by licensed nonprofits such as churches, veterans groups and fire departments. Real-money online bingo is far more limited and depends on state law. See our state-by-state guide for the rules where you live.

Where can I get free printable bingo cards?

InsideBingo has free printable bingo cards for baby showers, holidays, classrooms, road trips and more, plus a card generator for classic 75-ball cards. Every card is randomly generated, so each player gets a different card.