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BINGOLINE FAQ

Everything you need to know before your first match. New here? Start with How to Play.

What is BINGOLINE?

BINGOLINE is a free multiplayer tactical Bingo browser game. 2–4 players take turns calling numbers 1–25; every called number is marked on everyone's board. First to five lines wins.

How do I play BINGOLINE with friends?

Press Create Game on the home page, share the 6-letter room code or invite link, and have friends press Join Game and enter the code. Everyone readies up and the host presses Start.

How many players can play?

2–4 players per room. You can also play Practice vs a bot, and the host can add bots to fill a lobby.

How do I create a room?

On the home page, choose a name and avatar, press Create Game, and you'll get a room with a shareable code. No account needed.

How do I join a room?

Press Join Game, enter the room code your friend shared (letters only), pick your name, and you're in — as long as the match hasn't started and the room isn't full.

What is Classic Mode?

Classic Mode is pure line racing: letters B-I-N-G-O track your completed lines and nothing else. The sharpest caller wins.

What is Power Mode?

Power Mode turns every earned letter into a choice of two power-ups — Eraser, Peek, Freeze, Snipe or Shuffle. You hold one at a time and fire it on your turn.

How do powers work?

Complete a line to earn a letter and pick one of two offered power-ups. The letter-to-power mapping is re-randomised every match, so you can't memorise it. Powers only fire on your turn.

What is Draft Mode?

Draft Mode lets you bring a saved board layout (up to 3 in My Drafts) or draft key numbers live in snake order before the match. Boards lock once the match begins and every layout is validated by the server.

Is BINGOLINE free?

Yes — completely free, no account and no download. Just open it in your browser and play.

Does BINGOLINE require an account?

No. You play as an anonymous guest with a random id stored in your browser, so you can reconnect after a refresh.

What happens if someone disconnects?

Their seat is held for 40 seconds while they reconnect. If they don't return, the host's policy applies: a bot takes their turns, or the match ends.

How long is a match?

About five minutes. You get 15 seconds per turn and a 60-second total time bank, with +5 seconds per completed line.