Mario bingo
The Mario deck holds 50 hand-written objectives, enough to fill boards up to 7x7. Host a lockout match where claiming a square takes it away from everyone else, or run it as a race and compete on completion time. Every board reshuffles which objectives appear, so the same deck plays differently each time.
Sample objectives from the Mario deck
A selection from the full pool of 50. Every match draws a fresh board from the whole deck.
- 1-1 coinless
- All red coins
- Yoshi hitless stage
- Shell 1-Up chain
- Triple jump finish
- 10 coin rings
- No power-up level
- Beat Bowser Jr.
- Luigi-only clear
- All purple coins
- Beat a mystery house
- Collect 3 keys
How to play Mario bingo
You need a browser and at least one other player. Nothing to install, and no account to create.
- Host a board and choose the Mario deck, then pick your board size and win condition.
- Share the join code with your players and the separate watch code with anyone spectating.
- Complete an objective and claim its square — in lockout it is then gone for everyone else.
Mario bingo questions
How does Mario bingo work?
You get a board of objectives drawn from the curated Mario deck. Complete an objective in your game, then claim its square. In lockout mode that square is immediately removed from play for every other player, so the match becomes a race for contested objectives. Win by completing a line, or by holding the most squares when the timer runs out.
What board sizes can the Mario deck fill?
The deck holds 50 objectives, which supports boards up to 7x7. A 4x4 board needs 16 objectives and a 5x5 needs 25, so smaller boards are always available too. 5x5 is the usual competitive default.
Can I write my own Mario objectives instead?
Yes. The card builder lets you write a deck from scratch or start from a curated one and edit it. You can keep the result private, or lock and publish it so other players can use and remix it from the gallery.
Is Mario bingo free?
Yes. Hosting and joining are free, no account is required, and spectators are unlimited.
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