What’s inside
- 75-ball: 240 unique numbered cards, four to a page, FREE centre
- 75-ball caller’s board, 75 calling cards and 12 winning patterns as pictures
- 90-ball: 300 numbered tickets in 50 strips of six
- 90-ball caller’s board and 90 calling cards
Opening your download
Your files arrive as a ZIP. Download it from Etsy in a web browser (on a computer is easiest), then unzip it: on most computers, double-click it; on a phone or tablet, open it in your files app and tap it. Open the PDFs from the unzipped folder, not from inside the ZIP.
Can’t find the download? On Etsy, go to Your account → Purchases and reviews, and use the Download files button on the order.
Printing
- Print at 100% — “actual size” — not “fit to page”, so everything comes out the size it was drawn.
- Use the file that matches your paper: A4 or US Letter.
- Ordinary printer paper is fine; heavier paper (120–160 gsm, about 32–43 lb) makes cards and covers sturdier.
- Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own household, party or classroom.
Colour or ink-saver
Every page comes twice: in colour, and in an ink-saver version that prints in black on white. The pages are otherwise the same.
How to play number bingo
75-ball (US style): each card has five columns, B-I-N-G-O, with a FREE centre. The caller draws a calling card and reads it with its letter, such as “B 7”. Mark matching numbers. Play for a line first, then a pattern from the winning-patterns page, then the whole card.
90-ball (UK style): each ticket has three rows of five numbers. The caller reads each number; mark it if it’s on your ticket. Prizes usually go to the first one line, then two lines, then a full house (all fifteen numbers).
The caller’s board: tick each number on the board as it’s called, so you can check a winner’s card at a glance. Shuffle the calling cards in a bowl or bag before each game.
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organize.ink is made by Naisu Limited, London. Last reviewed November 2026.