Pick how long the card's for, its size and your side, then hit Deal Card. Your card, ticks and all, is saved in this browser. Refresh or come back hours later and it's exactly as you left it.

• Single Trial: one match. Every square is something that can happen inside a single lobby: pallet stuns, basement hooks, somebody giving up on first hook.
• Session: a whole night. Squares span matches: killers you face, maps you roll, running totals, the friend request out of nowhere. Session cards also get a jackpot square.

There's no line win. It's blackout or nothing, so the card size is the whole difficulty dial.

• Single Trial: Easy (9), Standard (12), Hard (16).
• Session: Short, Standard and Long, up to a 7×7 monster.

When something on your card happens, click it. The square darkens and gets stamped. A live score keeps count, so a half-finished card still means something. Fill every square and you've blacked out.

In real bingo every number eventually gets called. In Dead by Daylight it doesn't. You might genuinely never see the Artist tonight. So each card comes with rerolls, one per twelve squares, to swap out a square that's clearly never happening.

Hit ↻ Reroll a square, then click the one you want gone. You can't reroll a square you've already ticked.

One gold square in the middle, visible from the start. It does not count toward blackout. It's a pure bonus. Hit it and you roll a dice; whatever it lands on clears that many squares for you, free.

The catch is the trade. It's always something like "escape through the gates with no perks" You can go for it, but the whole time you're trying, you're making every other square on your card harder. Chase it or ignore it; both are correct.

• Black out → the popup → Add to Tally banks a win (a Bingo Called).
• Didn't get it? Complete ends the card as a Bingo Failed and deals a fresh one.
• Both counts are saved in this browser and sit at the top of the menu.

Everybody deals their own card. Same as real bingo. Different cards, one shared caller, and the caller is the match. Get your friends on the page, pick the same settings, and shout when you black out.

Proper lobbies (a room code, a live scoreboard, a host who confirms the win) are coming.