Watch the basket. Daub your card. Shout Bingo before pie.
Picture bingo with 40 hand-drawn Thanksgiving pictures: pumpkin pie, a friendly turkey, cranberries, the parade balloon, a thank-you card and the wishbone. A basket of glowing fruit does the calling. Play in a private room while dinner cooks, against three computer players, or on paper at the kids’ table with free printable boards.
2–10 players online · phones, tablets & computers · a game takes about 2–6 minutes at the standard pace
Rooms, phones and privacy
One caller, everyone playing
The host taps Call next, or starts auto-calling and pauses whenever the room needs a moment. Your card stays on your screen; other players only see a card once its Bingo is verified.
Rooms
Rooms last two hours, and the host can add time in the final 30 minutes. Reopen your invitation to get your seat back after a disconnection. Room data is removed when the room closes or expires.
One harvest basket. Everyone’s card.
Each player gets a different 5×5 picture card with a free pumpkin pie in the middle.
The basket calls
The host taps Call next, or turns on auto-calling and pauses whenever the gravy needs stirring. An apple, pear or little pumpkin lifts out of the basket and turns into the picture, named in large type. The room draws every call itself.
Everyone daubs
Tap a called picture to stamp it, and a leaf drifts down. Pictures that have not been called just wobble. Auto-mark daubs the card for you, so younger cousins can play without reading.
The room checks
Finish the pattern and press Bingo! Every claim is checked against your card and the real calls. Anyone who finishes on the same call shares the win; there is always room for one more at the table.
All 40 pictures in the harvest basket.
Every card uses 24 of these, plus the free pie in the middle. The calling cards and the TV caller use the same drawings.
Pumpkin pie
Turkey
Corn
Apple
Cranberries
Maple leaf
Acorn
Scarecrow
Wheat
Pilgrim hat
Cornucopia
Football
Parade balloon
Pumpkin
Sweet potato
Mashed potatoes
Gravy boat
Dinner roll
Squash
Pear
Sunflower
Hay bale
Barn
Tractor
Squirrel
Candles
Apple cider
Green beans
Carrot
Mushroom
Cozy sweater
Leaf rake
Dinner plate
Thank-you card
Harvest moon
Oven mitt
Rolling pin
Fox
Salt and pepper
Wishbone
Free to play. More ways with All Access.
Free in every room
Complete games, not a time-limited demo.
Any line: a row, column or diagonal
Four corners
2–10 players, auto-mark and verified wins
Play three computer players, or run the TV caller
20 printable boards and 40 calling cards
The host’s All Access
$4.99/month or $29/year (USD). Only the host needs it; guests always join free.
The X, picture frame, pie slice and blackout patterns
Calling pace: every 4, 6, 8 or 12 seconds
A private game-night series with a scoreboard
Every pattern in the computer game and TV caller
Free printable Thanksgiving bingo.
Print a board for every seat at the table, cut the calling cards and keep them in a bowl or a basket. Allow about 10 minutes to set up.
20 different numbered boards with pictures and words
The same 20 boards as a picture-led set for younger players
40 cut-out calling cards
A one-page host sheet with rules, patterns and setup
Free for your own family, classroom or office party. Choose the file that matches your printer’s paper. Every board number works with the TV caller’s board checker.
Numbered boards 1 and 2, two to a pageThe picture-led board for younger playersCut-out calling cards for the hostThe one-page host sheet
Before dinner, between courses, after pie.
While the turkey rests
A line game takes a few minutes at the standard pace, which is about right while the turkey rests or the table gets set. Start auto-calling and the host can still carve.
At the kids’ table
The picture boards have big pictures and very few words, so younger players can play on paper. Online, auto-mark daubs each card for them.
Relatives far away
Send the room link to family who could not travel. Guests join free on their own phone or computer, with no account or app, and the room checks every Bingo.
A thankful twist
An optional house rule: before the next deal, each winner names one thing they are thankful for this year. It works just as well on paper as online.
Playing on paper? Put the caller on the TV.
Put the harvest basket on the TV in the living room while the turkey rests. It calls each picture, shows every picture called so far, and pauses, skips ahead or undoes on request. When someone shouts Bingo, type their board number and the caller checks it against the calls.
How many people can play Thanksgiving Bingo online?
A private room holds 2–10 players, each on their own phone, tablet or computer. The host calls and plays a card too. For a full house, print the free boards and run the TV caller on one screen.
What pictures are in it?
Forty pictures about food, family, harvest and autumn: pumpkin pie, a friendly turkey, corn, cranberries, a cornucopia, a parade balloon, a football, mashed potatoes, a gravy boat, a hay bale, a squirrel, a thank-you card, the wishbone and more. The middle square is a free pumpkin pie.
Can the kids’ table play on paper?
Yes. Each PDF includes 20 picture boards with big pictures and very few words, plus calling cards. Younger players can cover pictures with crayons, stickers or cereal, while a grown-up reads the calls or runs the TV caller.
How do you know a Bingo is real?
The room draws every call itself and checks each claim against that player’s card, the pictures actually called and the host’s pattern. An unfinished card gets a private “not yet”. Players who finish on the same call share the win.
What is free, and what does All Access add?
Every room plays complete games with any line or four corners, auto-mark and verified wins, free. All Access adds the X, picture frame, pie slice and blackout patterns, calling-pace control and a private series scoreboard. It costs $4.99/month or $29/year (USD). Only the host needs it; guests always join free.
Does it work with a keyboard or screen reader?
Yes. Tab to your card, use the arrow keys to move and Enter or Space to daub. Every call is announced, each picture has its name and marked state, and reduced-motion settings replace the basket animation with instant changes.