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Virtual tambola for teams on a video call

Yes, you can play tambola online over a video call. The host shares PlayTambola.Live’s big-screen view on Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet with sound on, and everyone plays on their own phone — you call each number with one tap and the server picks it and checks every win, wherever your players are.

  • Remote & hybrid teams
  • Families in different cities
  • Zoom · Teams · Meet
  • Up to 200 players
  • English & हिन्दी
Host a free gameHow it works
Big-screen live game view with the called number, the board and the players, ready to share on a video callBig-screen live game view with the called number, the board and the players, ready to share on a video call
A player’s phone ticket with called numbers markedA player’s phone ticket with called numbers marked

Why it works remotely

One screen share, everyone in the game

Running tambola on a call usually means a host reading numbers out and everyone checking their own paper. Here is what changes.

  • The headache

    Remote players can’t see a board or a caller.

    With PlayTambola.Live

    Share the host’s big-screen view on the call. Every number shows up huge on everyone’s screen as it is called.

  • The headache

    Reading numbers aloud on a call is slow and easy to mishear.

    With PlayTambola.Live

    The caller speaks every number with a witty line in English or Hindi — share your screen with computer sound on and the whole call hears it.

  • The headache

    Getting tickets to people in different places.

    With PlayTambola.Live

    Players scan the QR code or type the game code from the shared screen and get a ticket on their own phone — no app, no login, just a name.

  • The headache

    Nobody can check a claim made through a webcam.

    With PlayTambola.Live

    The server checks every ticket and announces winners on the shared screen. Same prize on the same number? Co-winners.

Your call, step by step

From “can you hear me?” to Full House

Works in a team meeting slot, a virtual offsite or a family call across cities.

  1. Before the call

    Create the game

    Sign up with email or Google, name the game, choose the prizes and set the capacity for everyone invited.

  2. Call starts

    Share the big screen with sound

    Open the host view and share that screen on Zoom, Teams or Meet with computer sound turned on, so the caller can be heard.

  3. Players join

    Join from the shared screen

    Players scan the QR code or type the game code on their phones and appear in the lobby on the shared screen.

  4. Game time

    Play and celebrate

    Numbers are called at random from 1 to 90, the server checks every win, and each winner gets confetti and a spotlight on everyone’s screen.

Big-screen winner celebration with confetti and the winner’s nameBig-screen winner celebration with confetti and the winner’s name

The moment the call unmutes

A spotlight every screen can see

When the server confirms a win, the shared screen celebrates it with confetti and the winner’s name — and the results screen at the end lists every prize. Planning gifts for winners? That part is yours: decide how you will get them to remote players.

  • 8 prize categories, each winnable more than once
  • Co-winners when a prize completes on the same number
  • Result links players can share in the team chat

What it costs

A 30-person remote team game

30 players use 30 seats. The Popular bundle covers it with 20 seats left over for the next session — and seats never expire.

Games with up to 5 players are free — every feature included.

See all bundles & examples

One game, 30 players

Players
30
Games
1
Seats needed
30

Best-fit bundle

Popular50 seats · ₹229+ 18% GST

Left for next time: 20Seats never expire

Virtual tambola FAQ

Virtual tambola questions

Can you play tambola on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet?

Yes. The host opens the big-screen view and shares that screen on the call with computer sound on. Players join from their own phones by scanning the QR code or typing the game code shown on the shared screen.

Do players need to install anything?

No. Players only need a phone browser and a name. The host needs a laptop or computer for the big-screen view and the video-call app they already use. For a TV in the same room, the host can cast the game from their phone or link the TV by code instead.

How do remote players hear the numbers?

The caller speaks every number aloud on the host’s screen. Turn on your video-call app’s option to share computer sound when you share the screen, and everyone on the call hears it.

How do winners get their prizes?

PlayTambola.Live announces and celebrates winners; prize names are recognition only, with no monetary value. If you want to give winners gifts, that is up to you as the host — plan how to get them to people in different places.

What does a 30-person remote game cost?

A 30-player game uses 30 seats, which fits in the Popular bundle — 50 seats for ₹229 plus 18% GST — with 20 seats left over. Games with up to 5 players are free.

Is virtual tambola on PlayTambola.Live gambling?

No. It is entertainment only: players always play free, with no entry fees, no betting and no cash prizes. Players must be 18 or over.

More answers in the FAQ

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