Free bingo and keno: three draws, no dabber needed

Free bingo games: 75-ball or 90-ball

British players grew up with 90-ball bingo, the three-row ticket and the shout for a Full House. The 75-ball version, with its 5×5 card and free centre square, plays differently: instead of lines across a ticket, you chase patterns. This lobby has one of each, and trying both in demo is the quickest way to find out which you prefer.

Comet Bingo: 90 balls in a snowy observatory

Comet Bingo gives you one to four tickets of three rows by nine columns, fifteen numbers each, and 45 comets per game. The prizes follow a clear ladder: four corners pay 1× the ticket price, one line 3×, two lines 25×, and a Full House up to 2,000×. A quick Full House pays more than a slow one, so the number of balls it takes matters. The Great Comet lights up three numbers on each ticket and multiplies every prize by ×2, ×3 or ×5.

Night Bingo: 75 balls in a velvet lounge

Night Bingo uses one to four 5×5 cards with a free centre square and draws 45 balls a game. Four patterns pay, and they add up on each card: a line, two lines, the four corners and the X. The golden ball is the joker; it marks the two most useful squares on every card at once. Fill a whole card during the draw and you hit the jackpot, the top prize being 7,500× the bet per card.

Which bingo to try first

If you know the 90-ball format from a bingo hall, Comet Bingo will feel familiar straight away. Night Bingo suits players who like watching several patterns build at once, especially with four cards in play. In both games the numbers are marked automatically, so you can concentrate on the prizes as they come in.

Free keno: Turbo Keno 80

Turbo Keno 80 is the newest game here, released on 19 October 2026. You pick between 1 and 10 numbers on an 80-number board, by tapping or with Quick Pick, and 20 balls are drawn. The strip under the board shows what each number of hits pays and lights up as the draw goes on.

Its signature feature is the Hot streak. Win on consecutive draws and you light up to three flames; the next draw then pays the table ×1.25, ×1.5 or ×2. A draw with no win ends the streak, and so does changing your bet or the number of picks. Auto replays your ticket on a countdown of 60, 90 or 120 seconds, and Turbo doubles the draw speed. The game is deliberately light, so it runs smoothly even on an older Android phone.

For a different keno experience, Eighty Nights in the instant win section lets you run up to ten tickets on the same draw.

Tips for a free bingo or keno session

• Compare one card with four. In either bingo game, play ten games with one card and ten with four at the same total stake per game. Notice how the rhythm of small wins changes.
• Test pick counts in keno. Five numbers and ten numbers behave very differently; the paytable strip shows why. Play 30 draws of each.
• Watch the streak rule. In Turbo Keno 80, changing the bet resets the Hot streak, so decide your stake before you start.

Every game here runs in a browser on desktop or mobile, with no download and no account. When you fancy a game for real money, the same bingo and keno titles are available at the casinos listed below.