Tambola / Housie Number Caller
Host Tambola, Housie, and 90-ball Indian Bingo games easily. Features an interactive 1-90 digital board grid, automated voice number announcements, customizable auto-call timer, recent calls history, prize claims checklist, and instant 3x9 ticket generator.
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1 to 90 Master Board
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About Tambola / Housie Number Caller
Host Tambola, Housie, and 90-ball Indian Bingo games easily. Features an interactive 1-90 digital board grid, automated voice number announcements, customizable auto-call timer, recent calls history, prize claims checklist, and instant 3x9 ticket generator.
Primary Purpose: Call numbers for Tambola or Housie with interactive board and voice speech
How to Use the Tambola / Housie Number Caller
- 1Click "Call Next Number" or enable "Auto Call" to draw numbers from 1 to 90 without repeats.
- 2Numbers light up on the 1-90 Master Board and are announced with speech synthesis.
- 3Track claimed milestones (Early 5, Lines, Full House) in the Prizes tab.
- 4Generate playable or printable 3x9 tickets in the Tickets tab.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I host a Tambola / Housie game with this tool?
Simply project or share your screen with players. Click "Call Next Number" or press the Spacebar. The tool will draw an uncalled number between 1 and 90, illuminate the 1-90 board, announce the number out loud with traditional nicknames, and keep a live call history.
Can I generate tickets for players?
Yes! Switch to the "Tickets" tab to instantly generate standard 3x9 Tambola tickets. Players can stamp numbers directly on mobile or tablet, or you can print them out for offline party play.
How does the auto-caller work?
Click "Auto Call" and select your preferred speed (3, 5, 8, or 10 seconds). The tool will automatically pick and speak numbers at regular intervals until paused.
Can I verify if a winning claim is valid?
Yes! Use the built-in "Claim Checker" input in the top right to verify whether any number from 1 to 90 was previously called in the current game.