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Virtual Bingo requires one of the following operating systems:

Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 (SP6)
Microsoft Windows 2000 (All Versions)
Microsoft Windows XP (All Versions)
Microsoft Windows 2003 Server

Virtual Bingo is not supported on, but may run on other Windows operating systems that are compatible with the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1. You are welcome to download and try an evaluation copy of the software to check compatibility.

Virtual Bingo installs the Windows .NET Framework 1.1 if it is not already installed. The only system requirement besides operating system version is that your system meets the minimum requirements of .NET Framework 1.1. Please visit Microsoft's web site for more details.

Our drawing software has numerous benefits over using traditional drawing equipment including:

Extremely economical! You can barely purchase a bingo ball set for the complete cost of our software!
Easier Setup - no large bulky equipment to move around
Increased Reliability/Low Maintenance: Limited to PC and video projection equipment. Keep a spare low-cost PC around, preloaded with our software if you're concerned about reliability.
Drawing Log keeps track of all numbers drawn with date/time stamps
A variety of audiovisual extension products are available to display your drawing in multiple locations across long distances

Virtual Bingo and Random Number Generator is a Windows-based application that simulates the traditional bingo and number drawing equipment.

Using the software, you can run your bingo games and number drawings on a large projector or big-screen TV for many to enjoy.

The software animates "virtual" balls bouncing around the screen during the drawing. At the end of a predetermined elapsed time, the winning ball is displayed.

During a bingo drawing, the caller board, located at the top of the screen, is updated automatically to indicate which numbers have already been drawn. Dark grey numbers "not lit" indicate these numbers have not yet been drawn. Bright white numbers indicate numbers that have been drawn. The current winning number is shown in attention-getting yellow making it easier for the player to find.