This free resource page is for anyone looking to run a bingo night or bingo event. We’ll add to it from time to time and also link to useful resources on our website, making this a one-stop shop to help you.
Despite its ever-present popularity, there are people who have never played bingo, so here are two useful guides: the first explains how 90-number bingo tickets are constructed (when you know this, it helps you find the numbers faster), and the second walks you through how to play a game and hopefully win.
Should you use bingo lingo when you run a bingo night? It is entirely up to you. To help you, here is a downloadable guide to Bingo Lingo plus a link to our online guide, which will ultimately be the most comprehensive list of Bingo Lingo and, over time, will have further links explaining each call.
There is a very old mechanical bingo machine called a Kalon Bingo. It’s a great little device and uses 180 numbers (or rather, a combination of letters and numbers). It is a parlour game meant to be played at home, so it comes with a limited number of bingo cards; if you ever wanted to use it for larger events, you couldn’t until now. We have expanded the range of tickets, and you can download them here. There are two versions: an A4 UK/European version and a US Letter version. Each sheet has four different games, and each set includes 135 sheets, so you can now play Kalon Bingo with up to 135 people!