Host dashboard
Create the game, draw numbers, pause play, see every player, and confirm a winning claim from one simple screen.
One host screen controls the game, the venue TV keeps everyone involved, and each player gets five easy-to-use bingo cards on their phone.
Keep the setup short so the host can welcome players and start the game without a long briefing.
Choose one line, full house, or line then house, and set the prize information for the room.
Players scan the QR code, enter their name, and receive five unique cards with no app to download.
Call the numbers from the host controls while the TV and every player phone update together.
The host controls stay private while the shared TV and player phones show only what each part of the room needs at that moment. Follow the game from joining to the next round.
Create the game, draw numbers, pause play, see every player, and confirm a winning claim from one simple screen.
Show the join code, latest number, recent calls, prize information, and the named winner on a TV or projector.
Each player gets five cards and can jump between them without squeezing all five onto one small mobile screen.
Players move between Card 1 to Card 5 using large tabs. The selected ticket stays full size and easy to tap, with a jump prompt when another card needs attention.
Use a quick one-line game, play straight to full house, or award both without restarting the room.
Play a quick game where the first complete horizontal line wins.
Keep calling until one player has marked every number on a card.
Confirm the line winner, announce them, then continue the same game for full house.
The host enters the display settings. Any entry charges and prizes are handled directly by the venue.
The system checks the chosen card against the call history. A valid result includes the player's name so the host can announce the winner and the TV can give them the moment.
Large type, direct controls, and shared moments keep the technology in the background.
The latest ball and recent calls stay visible, so people can follow the game even in a busy venue.
Large, obvious controls keep the caller focused on the room instead of wrestling with complicated software.
A verified player name appears on the venue screen, ready for the host to read out to the room.
Hosts sign in through Host HQ. Players and the audience use the dedicated Bingo screens. Read the first-night setup guide before your practice run.
Open app.hostmybingo.co.uk and sign in through Host HQ using your venue account.
Open screen.hostmybingo.co.uk on the venue display and pair it using the room code.
Players scan the QR code or visit play.hostmybingo.co.uk, then enter the code and their name.
The host controls the draw while player cards and the venue screen stay in step.
Test the host controls, put the audience screen on your TV, and let players try the five-card phone experience before deciding what comes next.
We can help you get the host screen, audience display, and player joining flow ready before you run Bingo in the venue.
HostMyBingo is browser-based 90-ball bingo software for pubs and venues. It connects the host controls, venue TV and five cards on each player's phone. Venue sign-in and product access are provided by Host HQ.
No. HostMyBingo runs in the browser. Players scan the QR code or open the player website, enter the room code and their name, then play on their phone.
Players see one full-size card at a time, with five large numbered tabs for moving between cards. If another card needs attention, the player can jump straight to it without five tiny cards filling the screen.
Yes. Choose Line, then house when creating the game. After the line is host verified, the winner is announced and the host can continue the same game for full house.
HostMyBingo checks the selected card against the numbers called. A valid claim is then shown to the host with the player's name, so the host can confirm and read out the winner.
Yes. The host can enter the card price, choose the line-to-house percentage, and add an optional full-house jackpot with a call target. Those details are displayed to players and on the TV.
No. There is no player checkout, wallet, or online stake in the Bingo website. The venue handles any entry charges and prizes directly and remains responsible for how it runs the event.
A laptop or tablet is best for the host controls, and a TV or projector gives the room the full shared experience. Players use their own phones. Each device needs a reliable internet connection.
They should reopen the same player link on the same phone. HostMyBingo is designed to reconnect them to the live room and their cards where possible.
Open the host controls or speak to us about setting up Bingo for your venue.