Wheel of Bingo
By Andrew Wolf
Wheel of Bingo splits one game into two halves: first you spin a big numbered wheel to cross off squares on a five-by-five bingo card, then you cash in the colored balls you earned by dropping them down a plinko board. Matches build your score, a full bingo line hands you a pile of extra balls. It runs free in your browser, on desktop or mobile.
Game info
- Developer
- Andrew Wolf
- Rating
- Not yet rated
- Release date
- Jun 4, 2024
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Web Browser (Desktop, Mobile)
Controls
Keyboard & mouse
- Hold SPIN LEFT or SPIN RIGHT button — charge the spin gauge
- Release the button — spin the wheel in that direction
- Click and hold on the plinko board — position the ball along the top
- Release — drop the ball
Touch
- Touch and hold SPIN LEFT or SPIN RIGHT — charge the spin gauge
- Lift your finger — launch the spin
- Touch and hold on the plinko board — slide the ball into position
- Release — drop the ball
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How to Play Wheel of Bingo
Part one is the wheel. Your bingo card sits on the left, with B-I-N-G-O columns and a FREE space in the middle. Press and hold SPIN LEFT or SPIN RIGHT to charge the spin gauge beside the button, then let go to send the wheel turning. Colored marks are painted on the wheel's rim to show where your own bingo numbers sit, so you can see what you are aiming for. When the pointer lands on one of your numbers it gets marked off, you gain points, and you collect a colored ball. Completing a whole bingo line awards a large batch of extra balls.
Part two spends those balls. The counters under the card track how many of each color you hold. On the plinko board, click and hold to slide the ball along the top, then release to drop it. Each slot at the bottom has a base point value, and matching the ball's color to the color multiplier shown above the board multiplies what you score.
Tips
- Watch the colored marks on the wheel rim before you spin — they show exactly where your remaining bingo numbers are, so you can judge how much power to charge.
- Spins are limited, so the counter in the middle of the panel is your real budget. Every wasted spin is one less chance at a line.
- Chase a full bingo line rather than scattered singles: a completed line pays out a big batch of extra balls for part two.
- Check the color multiplier displayed at the top of the plinko board before releasing, and save that color's balls for a high base-value slot.
- Spinning left or right changes where the wheel starts travelling from, so pick the direction that reaches your nearest marked number.
Features
- Two-stage game: a bingo wheel round followed by a plinko drop round
- Game mode choice of 15 or 25 spins
- Colored markers drawn on the wheel to flag your own bingo numbers
- Colored balls earned from matches, with bonus balls for a full bingo line
- Base slot values on the plinko board multiplied by successful color matches
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wheel of Bingo free to play?
Yes, it is completely free and runs in your web browser with no download or install.
Can I play Wheel of Bingo on a phone?
Yes, it works on mobile as well as desktop. It is built for landscape, so turn your phone sideways.
Who made Wheel of Bingo?
It was developed by Andrew Wolf and released in 2024 using HTML5.
How do the colored balls work?
Every bingo number you match on the wheel gives you a colored ball, and a completed bingo line gives you many more. You then drop those balls on the plinko board, where matching the ball color to the multiplier shown multiplies the slot's base points.
How many spins do I get?
You pick a mode before you start: either 15 spins or 25 spins. The remaining count is shown in the SPINS box next to your card.















