Used Tambola Number Caller App for iOS?


Tambola Number Caller App Analysis

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The Tambola Number Caller App is designed for facilitating the popular game of Tambola (Housie) on iPhone devices. This utility simplifies the game by providing an automated number calling feature, allowing players to focus on gameplay without the distraction of manually drawing numbers. Users can enjoy a seamless experience as the app randomly generates numbers, ensuring fair play and maintaining the excitement of the game.

In addition to its core functionality, the app includes features such as adjustable settings for calling speed and sound notifications, enhancing user engagement. The interface is user-friendly, making it accessible for players of all ages. Overall, the Tambola Number Caller App is an effective tool for those looking to enhance their Tambola gaming experience, combining convenience with essential features.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
7
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
24
Downloads Last Week
1

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Last Updated


Developer’s Description

Manal and Automatic Mode.

Tambola, also known as Housie, bingo is a game of probability. Tambola is an engaging game played in various countries from generations.

The caller/dealer calls the randomly generated number/cue one at a time. The players mark off the numbers on their tickets as the numbers are called by a caller. The winner being the first person to mark off all their numbers of a winning combination.

The Tambola ticket or card has 3 horizontal rows/lines and 9 vertical columns with a total of 27 boxes. Each line has 5 numbers on it and four boxes are left blank. Thus a ticket has a total on 15 numbers. The first vertical column can have numbers from 1 to 9, the second column from 11 to 19, the third column from 21 to 29, and so on and the last column can have numbers from 81 to 90.

This Application work as Caller in Tambola/Housie/Bingo Game . it Generates random numbers. Tambola or Housie or Bingo is played with Numbers (1-90) being called out by 1 person/caller and players striking out those Numbers on their Tickets.

How To Play?

1) The Caller needs to generate a random number if Number matches in below numbers ,number colour green to indicate numbers.

2) If a number called by Caller exists on a players ticket, then the player has to strike it.

3) Once a particular Winning point is achieved by a player, he has to claim for it immediately.

4) Caller has to verify the winning by matching the struck numbers on the ticket with the called out

numbers. Caller then declares if the winning has been successfully claimed. If not, the winning point

is still available to be claimed.

5) Game ends when all the Tickets are successfully CLAIMED.

Its a fair play game. Must for kitty parties for playing Tambola or .Housie or Bingo. No chance of cheating by anyone.

Various Rules that can be created in oder to have multiple winnings .

1) Early 5 (first 5 number strike will win)

2) Early 7 (first 7 number strike will win)

3) Top line

4) Middle Line

5) bottom Line

6) Corners (first and last number in top and bottom line )

7) Younger (all number below 46 )

8) Older (number above 45)

9) Full house (All numbers strike out )

Enjoy Playing

* This app only works as a caller for Tambola/ Housie , You need to get physical tickets for playing the game or You need to Scan the Tambola Ticket QR Code by Downloading the Same using the Link


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