PRINT A SET FOR YOUR WHOLE NIGHT
One ticket. Each player. Each game.
Choose your player count and how many games you plan to run. We make a different ticket for each player in each game, with a clear game number, colour strip and the Balls Out Bingo logo.
How many do I need?
Example: 30 players × 5 games = 150 tickets. Give each player five tickets: one marked Game 1, one Game 2, and so on. Ask everyone to use the matching game number.
One Line, Two Lines and Full House can all be prizes within the same game, using the same ticket. Move to the next ticket when you reset the numbers and start a new game.
You can print extra games in case the night runs longer. To add more later, set “First game number” to the next unused number. Colours help, but the game number is what matters — black-and-white printing works too.
Print the generated set once for this event. Printing extra copies of the same ticket for the same game gives players identical numbers. Use “Make my game tickets” again if you need a larger set. Up to 120 players and 12 games per set.
Keep your saved file for future events and print fresh, unmarked copies when you use it again. Each ticket has 15 numbers in three rows. These are individual 90-ball tickets, not six-ticket strips covering every number from 1 to 90. Your event name is editable; the Balls Out Bingo logo stays on every ticket.
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Hand out a set for the night
Decide how many games you want to run. Give every player one ticket for each game. For five games, each player gets five tickets marked Game 1 to Game 5.
Print the set once, cut the tickets apart and group them by player or game. At the start of each game, tell everyone which game number to use.
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When do we change tickets?
If you play One Line, then Two Lines, then Full House without resetting the numbers, players can keep using the same ticket. Those are three prizes in one game.
When you reset the numbers and start a new game, ask everyone to put that ticket aside and use the next game number. Explain a special winning target before you begin.
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Leave room for an extra game
You can prepare more games than you expect to use. Keep the spare tickets aside and hand them out if you decide to carry on.
If you print an extra set later, choose the next unused game number. For example, after Games 1–5, start the extra set at Game 6.
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Use the maker again and again
This is not limited to one night. Save your set and print fresh, unmarked copies for a future event, or return here to make a new set with your next event name.
For the same game, give each player a different ticket. Do not print several copies of the same saved ticket and hand them out together. Matching numbers could lead to matching claims.
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Easy to read. Clearly yours.
Every ticket carries your event name, the game number, a colour strip and the Balls Out Bingo logo. The logo stays in place when you change the event name.
Colour is a helpful extra, not a requirement. The printed game numbers keep things clear in black and white. Print one sheet at actual size first and check the numbers are easy to mark.
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Individual 90-ball tickets
Each ticket has three rows, nine columns and fifteen numbers, with five numbers in each row. Different tickets can share some numbers.
These are individual tickets, not six-ticket strips that contain every number from 1 to 90. For ready-made books and dabbers, visit Shop.