Printable bingo cards
Printable bingo cards with numbers 1 to 75
Classic 75-ball bingo cards: five columns under the letters B, I, N, G and O, each column drawn from its own run of fifteen numbers, with a free space in the middle. Every card of the set is different.
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How 75-ball bingo cards work
- Each column has its own numbers: B holds 1 to 15, I holds 16 to 30, N holds 31 to 45, G holds 46 to 60 and O holds 61 to 75. A card shows five numbers from each run, and the centre of the N column is the free space.
- Set the number of cards to the number of players. Two cards a page is easy to read across a table; four a page saves paper for a large group.
- The call sheet lists all 75 numbers with their letters. Cut the slips apart and draw them from a bag, calling the letter and then the number, such as G 52.
- Keep called slips in a row so a winning card can be checked. If you would rather not cut, keep the call sheet whole and use any random draw of 1 to 75, ticking each number as it comes up.
- Common ways to win are one line across, down or diagonally, the four corners, and a full card for the last round. Say which one you are playing before the first call.
Questions
Which numbers go in which column?
B has 1 to 15, I has 16 to 30, N has 31 to 45, G has 46 to 60 and O has 61 to 75. Every card on this page follows that rule, so a caller can say the letter with the number.
How many different bingo cards can I print?
Up to sixty in one set, and the page checks that they all differ. Change the shuffle code to deal another sixty for a bigger hall.
Is there a free space?
Yes, the middle square of the N column, as on standard cards. Switch it off with the free space option to put a number there.
Can I use this for a paid bingo night?
The cards are meant for games at home, at school and at parties. Bingo played for money is regulated differently in each place, so check your local rules before running one.