Everything you need to know before playing online or against computer opponents.
A Tambola ticket contains 3 rows × 9 columns. Exactly five numbers are printed in each row, with four empty squares. Every ticket has 15 unique numbers ranging from 1 to 90. Each column represents a range: 1–9, 10–19, 20–29, and so on, ending at 80–90.
Every player receives the number of tickets selected for the room (usually 1–3). Blank squares never count toward a win.
The caller randomly draws one number from 1–90 at a time without repetition. The Current Number and history board show what has been called. In multiplayer, the server is authoritative; everyone receives the same sequence. The host can pause or resume a round. In computer practice, the caller runs locally in your browser.
Tap a printed number only after it has been called. Tap it again to unmark if necessary. A called number is not automatically considered marked. In online multiplayer, marks are saved to the database; a refresh restores them.
For a valid winning claim, every required number must be both called and marked.
These are virtual game points only, not money or cash prizes. Each non–Full House award can be won once per room. Full House has three ranked positions.
When you complete a pattern, press Claim on your ticket and select the pattern. In a multiplayer room the server verifies the printed numbers, called history and your saved marks. In Computer Mode, the same pattern rules are checked against the local game state.
Incomplete claims are rejected. Ties are resolved by the order valid claims are accepted; completing a pattern alone does not reserve an award until it is claimed.
Play With Friends: Create a room and share its 6-digit code. Private rooms do not appear in public discovery. The host sets maximum players, tickets per player and call speed.
Join Public Table: Browse public waiting rooms and join one that is unlocked and has seats available. Each player chooses Guest, Google or Facebook before playing. The host starts the match when players are Ready.
Host controls include managing the waiting lobby and pausing the draw. A live match does not depend on any single browser staying open as long as players remain connected.
Choose 1, 2, or 3 Tables (consecutive practice rounds) and Easy, Medium or Hard computer opponents. Bots have their own genuine tickets; called numbers and winning patterns follow the same basic rules. Higher difficulty means opponents mark and claim faster. Your computer practice progress stays in this browser and does not add points to the public multiplayer leaderboard.
Each verified player profile receives a one-time 50,000-coin welcome grant. Every night at 11:00 PM Pakistan time a new 5,000-coin bonus unlocks. Claim it from My Coins; each 11 PM period can be claimed only once and expires at the following 11 PM reset.
Friends Tables: The creator chooses an entry stake from 1,000 coins, adding 500 coins at a time. Every joining player contributes the same stake. Once the match is finalized, the highest-ranked verified scoring player receives the combined pool. If no player scores, everyone receives a refund. Waiting-room departures or removals get their stake back; leaving after the match starts forfeits the stake.
Computer Coins Challenge: You pay one stake to compete against three server-driven computer tickets. The first Full House winner receives the simulated four-player pot (4 × stake). If a computer wins, your entry stake is spent. This mode uses server-issued draws and automatic number marking; the original free Computer Practice is available separately for manual marks and detailed claims.
These coins are free in-game counters only. They cannot be purchased, transferred between players, sold, redeemed or converted to cash or prizes. Coin payouts are separate from the normal Tambola winning-pattern points.
Do not modify clients, automate server requests or attempt another player's ticket. Duplicate awards and invalid claims are rejected. Lifetime multiplayer points and achievements depend on verified, finalized results.
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