Wrestling Bingo

	Player 1	Player 2
Marks	0	0
Questions right	—	—
Dead squares	0	0
Rounds won	0	0

🔜 Coming Soon

Two-card mode — play two cards at once in solo; every match on either card deals its own question.
Daily card — the same card and ball order for everyone each day.
Achievements — badges for a blackout, a perfect-accuracy card, and a bingo in under 30 balls.
Difficulty picker — choose how hard the questions run instead of the automatic ramp.

v1.8.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Settings up top

Settings now live at the top of the page. Tap the new ⚙️ Settings button in the top bar — right next to Changelog — and a settings panel opens, the same way it works in Millionaire. There's a Settings button on the start menu too, so you can tweak things before a game starts.
Same toggles, tidier start menu: everything that used to be laid out on the first menu has moved into the panel — sound effects and the ball caller narrator with the volume slider, all four themes, haptics, confirm before new card, keep screen awake, auto-draw on by default with its pace slider, question fact notes, the called-balls board toggle, text size, high contrast, colorblind markers, disable flashing, extra-large touch targets, the Optimize for performance bundle, and Reset everything. Nothing was removed, and nothing is in two places.
Nothing else changed: every setting still applies instantly and saves on this device, and Solo, Head-to-Head and Online play exactly as before — the start menu is just shorter now, with the mode picker and Start up front.

v1.7.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Real online rooms

Online is now real multiplayer rooms. The long invite/reply code swap is gone for good. Create a room and you get a short 4-letter code — your opponent types that code on their own device and they're in. No pasting long codes, no reply step, no Connect button.
Same game, smoother join: the host still deals both cards and calls the balls, draws land live on both screens, each player answers their own questions on their own device, and the first completed line wins — with the VS scoreboard, the series score, and host-dealt rematches right in the same room.
Friendlier dead ends: a code that matches no room now says so, a room that's already playing says so, and if a player leaves mid-game the other side gets a clean message and a tidy finish instead of a stuck screen.

v1.6.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Lifetime stats

Lifetime stats are here — off the Coming Soon list and into the game. Your all-time totals now save on this device across every game, the same way Millionaire: Wrestling Edition saves its stats — Millionaire tracks its games, best winnings, win rate, million-dollar wins and lifetime winnings exactly this way.
What's counted: games played and won, bingos, blackouts, lines completed, and question accuracy — shown as a stats strip on the start menu and as a lifetime line on the results screen. Solo, same-device head-to-head and online rounds all count; in online games, only the questions you answer on your own device count toward your accuracy.
Counted once, counted honestly: a game joins your totals when it finishes — a bingo counts straight away, and if you play on for the blackout, only the extra lines and the blackout itself are added, never the same line twice. A card you abandon mid-game doesn't count as played.
Your totals, your device: stats live only in this browser on this device. A new Reset lifetime stats button under the strip wipes just the totals, and Reset everything now clears them along with your settings.

v1.5.2 — Nov 9, 2026 · Changelog opens at the top

The changelog now opens at the top. It used to open scrolled all the way to the bottom, so you had to scroll up to see the recent updates — it now starts on the newest entries every time.
New small ✕ in the top-right corner of the changelog to close it, alongside the Close button at the bottom.

v1.5.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Changelog on top

The changelog is now at the very top. A gold Changelog button sits above everything else on the page, so what's new and what's been fixed is the first thing you see — no hunting through the top bar.
It's on the start menu too. The first screen covers the page, so it gets its own Changelog banner right under the title — tap it before you start and you're reading the changelog.
The button always says "Changelog". On phones the top-bar buttons used to shrink to icons only, hiding the word — the Changelog button now keeps its label (and its gold styling) at every screen size, so it always reads Changelog.

v1.5.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · All settings on the start menu

Every setting now lives on the first menu. Opening the game — or tapping Start / New Game — shows the whole setup in one place: mode picker at the top, then all of the toggles underneath. No more separate Settings page to dig through before you play.
Everything that was in Settings is here: sound effects and the ball caller narrator with the volume slider, all four themes, haptics, confirm-before-new-card, keep screen awake, auto-draw on by default with its pace slider, question fact notes, the called-balls board toggle, text size, high contrast, colorblind markers, disable flashing, extra-large touch targets, the one-tap Optimize for performance bundle with its three toggles, and Reset everything.
Same behavior, new home: every toggle still applies instantly and saves on this device, and there's a second Start button at the bottom of the menu so you don't have to scroll back up after flipping switches. The top-bar ⚙️ Settings button now jumps straight to this section of the start menu, and mid-game it offers Keep playing so you can tweak a toggle and return to your card untouched.

v1.4.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Online rebuilt — manual code exchange

Online now uses manual code exchange. The two players connect using codes you swap yourselves.
How it works now: Host taps Create invite code and sends the long code by text/message. Guest pastes it, taps Create reply code, and sends the long reply back. Host pastes the reply, taps Connect, waits for Connected ✓, then Starts. Two copy-pastes instead of one short code.
Same game once connected: host still deals both cards and calls the balls, draws appear live on both screens with the tumble and narrator, each player answers only their own questions on their own device, results sync both ways, first line wins, with VS scoreboard, series score and host-dealt rematches.
Clearer errors: an incomplete or edited code now says so in plain language instead of hanging, and a dropped connection ends the game cleanly with a message on both sides.

v1.3.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Bug-fix round

Solo start screen cleaned up — the Player 1 / Player 2 name boxes and the player tag above the card were leaking into Solo mode (a styling rule was overriding their hidden state). They now only appear in Head-to-Head, where they belong.
Fixed a broken duel ending — if a head-to-head round ran out of balls on a draw that matched neither card, the results screen named "undefined" the winner. It now correctly goes to the most marks, or a draw if they're level.
Master board strikes fixed — a number one player had already daubed could still get struck through as dead when the other player missed their question for it. A daubed number now never shows as dead.
No more getting stranded online — if your opponent leaves an online room while your question is open, the question now closes and the game ends cleanly instead of leaving the popup stuck on screen.
Classic theme description corrected — Classic is the deep navy & gold look; its old "follows your device's light/dark setting" description was wrong and has been replaced.
Question bank refresh — the Paul Heyman "Wise Man" question now reflects his current alliance.
Honest share feedback — closing the share sheet without sending no longer pops a "Shared!" confirmation.
Stats agree — the top-bar Questions count now tracks the current game, so it matches the accuracy on the end screen.

v1.3.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Online rooms

New 🌐 Online Room mode — head-to-head across two devices. Create a room and you get a short 4-letter room code; send it to a friend and they join from their own phone or computer with the same code. No accounts, no sign-up — the two devices connect directly to each other.
One cage, live on both screens. The host draws the balls and every ball appears on both devices at the same moment. The host deals both cards when the game starts, so both screens always show the same game.
Your matches, your questions. When a ball lands on your card, the question pops up on your device — your opponent answers theirs on theirs. Right answer daubs your square on both screens; a miss kills it on both. If a ball is on both cards, you answer at the same time, and the next ball waits until both answers are in.
First line wins the round, same as local head-to-head — with the live VS scoreboard, the series score across rematches, and host-started rematches that deal fresh cards to both devices at once. Your card always shows first on your own screen.
The same-device ⚔️ Head-to-Head mode is untouched and still there for pass-and-play.
Drawn balls now tumble out of the cage — each ball rolls in spinning, hops, and lands in the caller display with a bounce instead of just appearing, and the mini ball in the question popup spins in the same way. In online rooms the guest's screen gets the same tumble the moment the host draws. Reduce Motion (in Settings or your device settings) calms it back down.
New 🗣️ Ball caller narrator — every drawn ball is read aloud ("B 12") using your device's speech voices, in solo, head-to-head, and online rooms alike (guests hear the host's draws called on their own device). It's on by default; turn it off any time in Settings → Sound.

v1.2.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Head-to-head multiplayer + a cleaner hall

New ⚔️ Head-to-Head mode — two players on one device, each with their own card, sharing one cage of balls. Pick Solo or Head-to-Head on the start screen and name both players.
Every match is earned — by whoever holds it. A ball on one card deals that player a question; a ball on both cards deals each player their own question for it, back to back. Right answer daubs your square; wrong answer kills only yours — your rival can still earn theirs.
First line wins the round. If both players complete a line on the same ball, the round is a draw. If the cage empties or both cards bust, the round goes to the most marks. A running series score tracks rounds won across rematches, and the results screen breaks down marks, questions and dead squares for both players.
Simpler, Millionaire-style UI — the hall now wears the same look as Millionaire: Wrestling Edition: deep navy stage with gold accents, Cinzel and Barlow type, and pill buttons. One clean column — caller, card, draw — with the called-balls board and How to Play tucked behind two buttons under the card instead of crowding the page.

v1.1.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Share fix

Share actually works now — it now always sends the game's link, the same way Millionaire: Wrestling Edition shares.
Honest fallbacks — share sheet first; if that's unavailable, the invite (with the link in it) is copied, and “Link copied” only shows when the copy really went through. If copying is blocked too, a share panel opens with the link on screen to copy by hand — tapping Share never does nothing anymore.

v1.1.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Settings, changelog & sharing

New ⚙️ Settings page — the same settings system as Millionaire: Wrestling Edition, brought to the bingo hall. A Settings button in the top bar opens it; everything saves on this device automatically.
Sound, your way — sound effects on/off (kept in sync with the top-bar Sound button) plus an effects volume slider.
Four themes — Classic, Midnight, Crimson and Royal swap the whole hall's colors.
Gameplay settings — haptics, confirm-before-new-card (no more losing a card to a stray tap), keep the screen awake while you play, auto-draw on by default with an adjustable pace, question fact notes on/off, and show/hide the called-balls board.
Accessibility section — three text sizes, high contrast, colorblind-friendly ✓/✕ markers (so marked and dead never ride on color alone), disable the flashing one-away glow, and extra-large touch targets.
Optimization section — a one-tap “Optimize for performance” button applies the whole bundle at once and taps back off again, with individual toggles underneath: reduce motion, confetti effects, and low-effects mode — each controlling only its own effect.
Reset everything — a two-tap reset in Settings wipes the saved settings on this device and restores the defaults.
New 📋 Changelog — this very page, a button away in the top bar.
New Share button — send the game to a friend: uses your device's share sheet where available, and copies the link instead where it isn't.

v1.0.0 — Nov 8, 2026 · Launch

Wrestling Bingo launches — a standard 75-ball game (B 1–15 through O 61–75) on a 5×5 card with a FREE center square.
Every match earns its mark — when a called ball lands on your card, a wrestling question stands between you and the daub. Answer right, the square is marked; answer wrong and the ball doesn't count — that square is dead for the rest of the game.
Procedural unlimited questions — generated fresh from 90+ wrestlers (finishers, nicknames, factions, catchphrases, real names) plus 60+ famous-moment facts, with difficulty ramping as the game goes on and no repeats within a run — the Millionaire approach.
Called-balls master board, one-away alerts with the needed square glowing, and a card-busted ending when dead squares block every line.
Auto-draw, synthesized sound effects with a mute toggle, line wins for BINGO with a keep-going-for-blackout option, a blackout win, and confetti for both.

Called balls

How it plays

Wrestling Bingo

Lifetime Stats

BINGO!

⚙️ Settings

Changelog & Bug Fixes

🔜 Coming Soon

v1.8.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Settings up top

v1.7.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Real online rooms

v1.6.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Lifetime stats

v1.5.2 — Nov 9, 2026 · Changelog opens at the top

v1.5.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Changelog on top

v1.5.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · All settings on the start menu

v1.4.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Online rebuilt — manual code exchange

v1.3.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Bug-fix round

v1.3.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Online rooms

v1.2.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Head-to-head multiplayer + a cleaner hall

v1.1.1 — Nov 9, 2026 · Share fix

v1.1.0 — Nov 9, 2026 · Settings, changelog & sharing

v1.0.0 — Nov 8, 2026 · Launch

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