Bingo Flashboard (Online Display Board)
Draw balls from your own cage and tap each number – it lights up on a big board your players can see on a TV or projector.
The bingo flashboard is a free, electronic bingo board that runs in your web browser. It lights up each number as it is called, so players can see every number that has come out, like the lit boards in bingo halls. It works with real bingo balls or a cage: you still draw the numbers yourself, and the board shows them.
You can play 75-ball (B-I-N-G-O) or 90-ball (UK) games. The board shows the last number as a large ball, the five numbers before it, and a count of how many numbers have been called. It also shows the pattern you are playing for, so everyone knows what wins. Nothing is uploaded or sent to a server, and the page works as a bingo calling board or bingo display board for a small group or a whole room.
How to use the bingo flashboard
- Open this page and choose 75-ball or 90-ball in the Game select. The full board appears straight away.
- Pick the pattern you are playing for. For 75-ball, choose from the list (such as Any line, Four corners, X or Blackout). For 90-ball, choose One line, Two lines or Full house.
- When a ball comes out, tap or click its number on the board. Or type the number in the box Number that came out and press Enter or Light it. For 75-ball you can also type the letter, such as G52, but it must match the number.
- Check the Last number ball and the five numbers before it. The newest number has an outline on the board.
- To fix a mistake, tap the lit number to switch it off, or press Undo last, which takes back numbers in the order they were lit.
- To start a new game, press New game / clear board. It asks you to confirm before it clears anything.
Use Dark display for a dark background with bright numbers, and pick a Lit colour of gold, green, red or blue. Turn on Read numbers aloud to hear each call (for 75-ball it says, for example, “G. 52”). When the game is over, Print board gives you a landscape page with the full board and the numbers in the order called.
How to make a bingo board online
Open this page, choose 75-ball or 90-ball, and the full board is ready to use. There is nothing to install or download, and no account to create. Numbers still come from your real balls or cage, which you tap onto the board as they are drawn.
What is a bingo flashboard
A bingo flashboard is a display that shows which numbers have been called in a game. It does not pick numbers itself. You take each number from a bingo cage or ball blower, and the board lights it up for players to see. If you want the tool to draw the numbers for you, use the bingo caller or the bingo wheel instead.
Can I show it on a TV for the whole hall
Yes. Connect a laptop to a TV or projector, open this page, and press Fullscreen. The board scales to the width of the screen. Fullscreen shows the last number, the pattern, the previous numbers, the count and the board, with its own Undo and Exit buttons.
What if I light the wrong number
Tap the lit number to switch it off, or press Undo last to take back the most recent numbers in the order they were lit. If you try to light a number that is already on the board, the page shows “… is already called”, so you will not light it twice by accident.
Does it work for 90-ball bingo
Yes. Choose 90-ball (UK) and the board shows nine rows of ten numbers, from 1–10 up to 81–90. The patterns are One line, Two lines and Full house, shown as a small ticket next to the last number. Letters are used only for 75-ball, so you enter 90-ball numbers on their own.
Is the game lost if the page refreshes
No. The lit numbers and their order are saved in your browser for each game type, so a refresh keeps the game. Switching between 75-ball and 90-ball keeps both games too. The mode, pattern, dark display and colour are stored in the page address. Because the save is in this browser, a game started on one device will not appear on another.
Frequently asked questions
Does the board check who has won?
No. The board shows the pattern you are playing for, but it does not check cards or declare winners. Players check their own cards against the lit numbers.
Can the numbers be read out loud?
Yes. Turn on Read numbers aloud. It is off by default. For 75-ball it says the letter and number, such as “G. 52”.
Can I keep a record of the game?
Yes. Print board makes one landscape page on US Letter or A4. It shows the title, pattern, count and date, the full board with called numbers filled in black, and the numbers in the order they were called.
Can I use it on a phone?
You can, but the numbers on the board are small on a phone. Use the Number that came out box to type each number instead of tapping the board.
Are my numbers sent anywhere?
No. The page runs in your browser, and nothing you enter is uploaded or sent to a server.
Can I use it with paper cards from this site?
Yes. Print 75-ball cards from the printable bingo cards page or 90-ball tickets from the ticket generator, hand them out, and use the flashboard to show the numbers as you draw them from your cage.
Related tools
- Bingo caller: use this when you want the tool to draw the numbers for you.
- Bingo wheel: use this when you want a spinning wheel to pick each number.
- Bingo call sheets: use this when you want a printed list of calls to work through.
- Bingo patterns: use this to see what each winning pattern looks like before you play.
- Printable bingo cards: use this when players need paper cards numbered 1–75.
- 90-ball bingo ticket generator: use this when you need 90-ball tickets for players.
- Bingo calls: use this when you want the UK nicknames for the numbers.
- Bingo card generator: use this when you need cards to hand out.