Traditional Bingo Halls
Run your regular sessions with a full caller console, paper compatibility, and results before close of night.
Your regular night, run two ways
The same Friday, before and after the platform.
| Before | With RojoBingo | |
|---|---|---|
| Set-up | A cage, paper decks, and someone doing math with a calculator | Last week's program copied in one tap, tickets already printed, the TV paired |
| Calling the game | One caller, one microphone, reading numbers off the cage all night | Caller console with one tap per ball — or auto-call at your own pace |
| Verifying a BINGO | Reading the card back, number by number | Verified server-side the instant it's called; the claims queue holds the game until confirmed |
| Paper decks | A one-way decision — go digital, or keep fighting to reconcile two systems | Bring your manufacturer decks in as-is — the caller verifies any card number against the live round |
| End of night | Count, recount, reconcile tomorrow | Winners, sales and the cashier report on screen before the last chair goes back on the rack |
The stack for a hall that runs every week
How a night runs
Friday, from doors to close
The program you copied last week opens sales; tickets and the program PDF print before the first player walks in, and terminal seats sell just as fast.
Your caller runs the console from a tablet, one tap per ball, with the claims queue holding the game for every BINGO called.
TVs carry the flashboard and the winner overlay on their own; paper decks stay in play, verified against the live round on request.
Winners, sales and the settle report are ready on screen the moment the last game settles.
The flashboard finds the TV on its own
Every TV pairs once — after that, the flashboard and the winner overlay stay in sync on their own, night after night.
Bringing paper onto the platform
Your manufacturer decks come in as-is, with or without a free space — nothing to reprint.
Paper players and phone players share the same round; the caller verifies any card number live.
The program PDF prints exactly what the console is running — nothing adjusted after the fact.
Printed before the first player walks in
QR tickets and the program PDF are generated from the same session, with the same prices and patterns the console is running.
Building the regulars program
A kiosk scan through MyBingo logs attendance and a raffle entry before a player even picks a seat.
Every visit adds to a digital punch card and a loyalty tier, automatically.
RojoSites posts tonight's program and jackpot totals on your website before doors even open.
A sample 12-game program
75-ball, start to finish. Browse the full 195-pattern library →
| Game | Ball | Pattern | Jackpot | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 75 | Any Line | — | Opener, shared win |
| 2 | 75 | Two Lines | — | Double-line warm-up |
| 3 | 75 | Four Corners | — | |
| 4 | 75 | Letter X | Moneyball | |
| 5 | 75 | Postage Stamp | — | |
| 6 | 75 | Four Corners | — | Quick breather before the back half |
| 7 | 75 | Crazy Kite | — | |
| 8 | 75 | Kite | Designated-number | |
| 9 | 75 | Any Six-Pack (2×3 / 3×2 block) | — | |
| 10 | 75 | Layer Cake | — | |
| 11 | 75 | Diamond | Progressive pool | Grows night to night |
| 12 | 75 | Coverall (Full House) | — | Finale, first-to-call takes all |
Programs are fully configurable — ball types, patterns, prices and payouts are yours to set.
Prefer a 90-ball night? The same console runs a staged 90-ball block instead — one line, two lines, full house — with the same jackpots layered on top.
Same editor, a different program every night
Build the game list once, then copy it forward for next week in a tap — or adjust one pattern or jackpot without touching the rest.
Your configuration
This is what we set up with you — here is the exact shape it takes for a hall.
Recommended settings
| Setting | Recommended for a hall |
|---|---|
| Money model | Package or credit pricing at the door |
| Automation | Caller-run by default, with auto-call relief any time |
| Call pace | Caller-set, or 2–30s if you hand off to auto-call |
| Winner mode | Shared payout on early games; first-to-call takes the coverall finale |
| Ball types | 75-ball (other ball types run as their own separate programs) |
| Jackpots | Moneyball and a progressive pool that carries night to night |
| Session cadence | Weekly, copied from last session |
| Languages | English, Spanish and French on kiosk and TV |
All four roles are invited by e-mail, with an expiry date you set.
Your first session
- Organization & venue — Created once.
- Money model — Credit or package, your call.
- Program — Built from scratch, or copied from last week's session.
- Tickets printed — QR ticket and program PDFs, ready before doors.
- TVs paired — Once per screen.
- Roles invited — By e-mail, with the expiry you set.
- Doors — Open.
Who's on shift
A caller-run night needs exactly two people — everyone else in the room is a player.
| Role | On shift | What they do |
|---|---|---|
| Caller | 1 | Runs the console, confirms claims, can hand off to auto-call any time |
| Cashier | 1 | Runs the register from a phone, approves PIN cash-outs, gets their own report |
What this does for the business
A hall's program already pays for itself: package or credit pricing at the door, jackpots that draw people back, and a website that fills the room before doors even open. Moneyball, designated-number and progressive jackpots carry across sessions, so regulars have a reason to keep their streak going. MyBingo's raffle entries and digital punch cards turn a Tuesday drop-in into a Friday regular. RojoSites keeps this week's jackpot and last week's winners public — no one has to touch a keyboard.
You set your prices and payouts and keep your revenue. Straightforward per-player pricing for digital events — sell as many cards per player as you like. No cut of prizes — we license the software.
Operators run under the rules and regulations of their local jurisdiction.
We set up your first program with you — patterns, prices, jackpots — and your team is invited by e-mail the same week. See how a full session runs on the platform walkthrough →, or see pricing →. Wondering what the cashier handles? See The cashier role →.
What halls ask before switching
Do we have to give up paper to use the platform?
No — hybrid nights are the default, not a transition phase. Import your manufacturer decks with or without a free space. The caller can verify any card number against the live round for as long as you want paper in the mix.
Can we copy this week's program for next week?
Yes — copy last week's session in one tap, keep the same games and prices, and adjust only what's changed.
Do jackpots carry over between sessions?
Yes — moneyball, designated-number and progressive jackpots carry forward automatically until someone wins, night after night.
Can we put our own branding on the TVs and receipts?
Yes — your logo rides in the TV chrome, the kiosk, and every printed receipt.
How do regulars check in?
Through the MyBingo kiosk — a scan logs attendance, a raffle entry, and a stamp on their punch card, automatically.
Bring RojoBingo to your venue
RojoConsole runs the game — caller-run or fully automated — with streaming and loyalty on the same platform. Concierge launch in days.