Tambola Number Caller 1-90 2.7

The game of Tambola, also known as Housie or Bingo, involves a caller announcing random numbers which players mark off on their tickets. The winner is the first player to complete a winning combination on their ticket.

Each Tambola ticket consists of 3 horizontal rows and 9 vertical columns, totaling 27 boxes. Within each row are 5 numbers, while the remaining 4 boxes are left blank, resulting in a ticket with a total of 15 numbers. The first column includes numbers 1-9, the second column 11-19, the third column 21-29, and so forth, with the last column featuring numbers 81-90.

This application serves as a Caller in the Tambola/Housie/Bingo game, generating random numbers for players to mark off on their tickets as they are called out. The game's rules require players to strike any numbers called by the Caller that appear on their tickets and claim victory upon achieving a winning pattern.

Key guidelines for playing include:

1. The Caller generates random numbers which turn green if they match those on players’ tickets.
2. Players must strike out any called numbers present on their tickets.
3. Players achieving a winning pattern must claim it promptly.
4. The Caller verifies winners by confirming the marked numbers against those called, declaring successful claims or allowing further attempts.
5. The game concludes once all tickets have been claimed.

This game offers a fair-play environment ideal for kitty parties playing Tambola, Housie, or Bingo, ensuring no opportunity for cheating. Various rules can be implemented to allow for multiple winning scenarios, such as:

1. Early 5 (first to mark off 5 numbers)
2. Early 7 (first to mark off 7 numbers)
3. Top Line
4. Middle Line
5. Bottom Line

Moreover, an auto-ticket feature enables playing without physical tickets through a paperless mode, offering convenient and accessible gameplay from any location.