What is a bingo strip?

A strip is a set of six 9×3 tickets that together contain every number from 1 to 90 exactly once. Each page of this PDF is one complete strip — cut between the tickets, or hand a player the whole page.

How is 90-ball bingo different from the American game?

Tickets are 9 columns by 3 rows with 15 numbers and no free center, and rounds are usually played in stages: one line, then two lines, then the full ticket. Columns step through fixed ranges, 1–9 up to 80–90.

Will these tickets print correctly on A4 paper?

Yes — the layout was designed inside the area Letter and A4 share, so the same file prints at 100% on either paper. That matters for this set in particular, since 90-ball is the format most A4 households play.

How many players do 60 tickets cover?

Sixty players with one ticket each, or ten players holding a full six-ticket strip apiece — and anything between. The set is free to photocopy for personal, classroom, and care-facility games if you need more.

60 Printable 90-Ball Bingo Tickets in 10 Strips of Six (UK 9×3)

Sixty free 90-ball bingo tickets in the British 9×3 format, arranged as 10 strips of six. Every ticket carries 15 numbers — five per row — and each strip uses all 90 numbers exactly once, so a player holding a full strip marks something on every call. Printed numbers are 16 point; a 1–90 caller's sheet closes the PDF. Free, no signup.

Strip 1 — Tickets 1–6

	16	21	36		55			83
		23		41		67	73	87
2		26	37				76	90

16pt · 9×3 grid · 6 per page

Download 10 strips — 60 tickets + caller's sheet (free PDF)

What you get

Tickets in set	60 (10 strips of 6)
Ticket layout	9 columns × 3 rows, 5 numbers per row
Strip rule	Each strip partitions 1–90 exactly — no gaps, no repeats
Column ranges	1–9, 10–19, 20–29 … 80–90
Font size	16pt ticket numerals
Tickets per printed page	6 (one full strip), with cut lines
Caller's sheet	Included — 1–90 mark-off grid
File size	40 KB (12 pages)

What's in the set

Strip 1 — Tickets 1–6

	16	21	36		55			83
		23		41		67	73	87
2		26	37				76	90

Strip 2 — Tickets 7–12

Strip 3 — Tickets 13–18

Strip 4 — Tickets 19–24

Strip 5 — Tickets 25–30

Strip 6 — Tickets 31–36

Strip 7 — Tickets 37–42

Strip 8 — Tickets 43–48

Strip 9 — Tickets 49–54

Strip 10 — Tickets 55–60

Download the full set: 60 Printable 90-Ball Bingo Tickets in 10 Strips of Six (UK 9×3)

16pt · 9×3 grid · 6 per page

Download 10 strips — 60 tickets + caller's sheet (free PDF)

Free PDF · no signup · free for personal, classroom, and care-facility use — not for resale.

Printing tips

Keep the printer at actual size (100%) so the cut lines between tickets stay true.
Tickets are line art and type only — economy mode prints them cleanly.
The 9×3 layout sits inside the Letter–A4 overlap, so A4 prints need no scaling.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a bingo strip?: A strip is a set of six 9×3 tickets that together contain every number from 1 to 90 exactly once. Each page of this PDF is one complete strip — cut between the tickets, or hand a player the whole page.
How is 90-ball bingo different from the American game?: Tickets are 9 columns by 3 rows with 15 numbers and no free center, and rounds are usually played in stages: one line, then two lines, then the full ticket. Columns step through fixed ranges, 1–9 up to 80–90.
Will these tickets print correctly on A4 paper?: Yes — the layout was designed inside the area Letter and A4 share, so the same file prints at 100% on either paper. That matters for this set in particular, since 90-ball is the format most A4 households play.
How many players do 60 tickets cover?: Sixty players with one ticket each, or ten players holding a full six-ticket strip apiece — and anything between. The set is free to photocopy for personal, classroom, and care-facility games if you need more.