Quick start

Create your first bingo session in 3 minutes

Three essential steps to run a successful bingo: create the bingo, print the cards, start the live game. Under 5 minutes the first time — promise, it's simple.

Session, round and turn — what's the difference?

Three words that sound alike but mean different things. We explain with concrete examples — you'll never mix them up again.

90, 75, 80 or 30-ball bingo: which one to pick?

Four variants for four different vibes. We help you pick the one that fits your audience — and your evening length.

D-7 checklist: be ready calmly on the big day

The checklist we wish we'd had for our very first loto: what to do 7 days, 2 days and 2 hours before the event.

Do I need to import a player list?

Good news: no, it's not required. BingoShow follows a simple principle — the card number IS the identifier.

Try BingoShow free, no commitment

The Starter plan is free forever. No time-limited trial, no credit card required. You really get to test everything.

How long does a bingo game last?

Count 6 to 12 minutes for a line, and 40 to 60 minutes for a full round (line, double, full card). A 5-round evening runs about 2.5 hours.

What equipment do you need to run a bingo?

The strict minimum fits in three things: a computer, a screen for the room, printed cards. We detail the "comfort" and "pro" extras too.