ChuhBingo

Print a deck. Play it whenever.

Deal and print the cards today; start the game days later. The deck is saved, so the caller and the CHUHBINGO check still know every card you cut up.

Step 1 · Deal a deck and print it

Number of cards One card each. Four to a printed page — 100 cards is 25 sheets. Max 200. Card colours Used on screen and in the printed PDF. Every theme keeps its dark squares pale so a class set doesn't drain the toner.

Coordinates on the printed card Hide them and the card becomes a coordinate test — when the caller says c6, the player has to find c6 on a bare board.

Cut guides Faint crop lines between the four cards on a sheet, to line up a paper cutter.

Step 2 · Run the game (today, or next week)

Calling mode Easy calls the square only — if you have anything on c6, cross it off. Hard calls the piece too — only a knight on c6 counts. Picked when the game starts, so one printed deck can be played either way.

Saved decks Kept in this browser. Export a deck to run the game from another computer.

No decks yet — deal one above, or import a deck file.

How to win

Your card holds 12 white pieces and one free square. The caller reads out squares; you cross off every piece of yours that gets called. There are two ways to win, and the game plays through both.

1 · Line One rank, file or diagonal where every piece you own on it is crossed off — with at least three marks on the line. Your FREE square counts as a mark. Here the whole 4th rank is answered: knight b4, free d4, pawn e4, rook g4. The pieces off the line don't matter yet.

2 · Blackout Then the game keeps going until someone crosses off all 12 pieces. That's the big one, and it's what the game plays to — a line is the first prize, not the finish.

When you get either one, shout CHUHBINGO! — the caller types your card code into the Verify tab and the call log settles it.

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Print a deck. Play it whenever.

How to win

Cards

Caller

Verify a CHUHBINGO