Bingo that calls itself
Every guest gets their own bingo card on their phone. Athena draws a ball every five seconds and shows it on the TV, with a full caller board so nobody misses a number.
Players mark their own cards and hit BINGO! when they have a line. Athena checks every claim, so only real wins count.
- Players
- 1 or more, no upper limit
- Card
- 75-ball, free center square
- Calls
- Every 5 seconds, automatically
- To win
- Any row, column, or diagonal
How a round of Bingo plays
- 1
Everyone gets a card
Each phone gets its own random 75-ball card. Late arrivals get one too.
- 2
Balls are called on the TV
A new ball rolls onto the screen every five seconds, with the last five calls and a board of all 75 numbers that lights up as they’re drawn.
- 3
Mark your card
Watch the TV and tap your numbers to mark them. Keep your eyes up: phones don’t show the calls.
- 4
Call BINGO!
Complete a row, column, or diagonal and hit the button. Athena checks it against the numbers actually called. The first valid claim wins, and the TV shows the winning card.
Why bars run Bingo
- No caller needed: draws and checks happen automatically
- Every claim is verified, so there are no disputed wins
- Calls show only on the TV, so the whole room watches the big screen
- A game takes six minutes at most
Bingo questions
How do you win?
Be the first to complete a full row, column, or diagonal and hit BINGO!. The winner gets 100 points.
What happens if someone calls BINGO by mistake?
Athena checks the claim against the numbers drawn. If it isn’t a real line, the player is told to keep going, any marks on numbers that haven’t been called are cleared, and the game carries on.
Is it 75-ball or 90-ball bingo?
75-ball, the US standard: B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, and O 61–75, with a free center square.
Every game is included
One subscription runs the whole library. In community mode, guests vote on the next game after every round, so Bingo mixes with the rest to keep the night moving.
Put Bingo on your TVs
Play the free demo on your own screen, or start a free trial and run it tonight.