Pre-registration
Only card codes recorded before the first number is called are eligible for validation.
Player tool available
Ask The World Radio Bingo
Generate one or two serverless Bingo cards, register the card codes with the host, and mark numbers as they are announced over Poclink Group 913452.
Free to play. No purchase or donation is necessary. Donations do not affect eligibility, card allocation, odds, or winning. Unless a scheduled Game Notice expressly identifies a prize, Ask The World Bingo is a recreational activity with no prize or item of value awarded. Read the Official Rules and Participation Terms.
Player card generator
Create your cards for the current game
Use the player link supplied by the host whenever possible. For manual setup, obtain the exact Game Key, winning pattern, and card limit from the host before creating cards.
Your cards will appear here
Open the host player link, or enter your radio name and all three host-provided game settings.
Required before play
Register these card codes
Select Register these cards to open the Microsoft Form with your radio name and card codes already filled in. Complete the rules acknowledgement and submit before registration closes. The host console assigns the active Game Key when responses are imported. By registering a card, you agree to the Official Rules and the Game Notice for that session.
Important: Only cards recorded in the host's locked registration list before the first number is called are eligible for validation.
Player flow
How the game works
- Open the host-provided player link. It automatically loads the Game Key, winning pattern, and permitted card count.
- If a link is unavailable, obtain all three game settings from the host and enter them manually.
- Enter your radio name, confirm the game settings, and create the permitted number of cards.
- Submit your radio name and card codes through the registration form before the first number is called.
- Tap each number as the host announces it, then call Bingo and provide the registered card code for verification.
Fair-play design
The host verifies every claim independently
The player page and local host console use the same versioned deterministic card engine. The host locks the registration list before the first call and reconstructs a claimed card from its Game Key and card code.
Local authority
The host console maintains the authoritative called-number history and registration snapshot on the host computer.
Deterministic verification
Player markings do not determine the result. The host reconstructs the card and checks it against called numbers.
Important limitation: This architecture provides reasonable fairness for a friendly community activity. It is not a cryptographic identity system, gambling platform, or secure prize-administration service. Any session offering a prize must publish a separate Game Notice with eligibility, prize, timing, and tie-resolution terms.