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Turn Tuesday into the night.

Bingo, knockouts, the badge draw: your staff run it with one tap per reveal. The room plays from their phones, no app, no hired host.

Register your interest See the games

No app for punters · we're taking venues on one at a time

Thirteen games, one big screen

Every game runs the same way: your host drives from a phone, the big screen carries the show, the room plays from their phones. Scan a QR and they're in.

The bankerPub BingoCards on phones mark themselves. False calls get the room roaring. The main eventLast DrinksWhole room stands. Questions get harder. Last punter standing drinks free. The shouting matchFront Bar FeudTwo teams fight over the top survey answers on the board. The classicBadge DrawThe members draw, minus the shoebox of tickets. The gambleThe Bar TabA money-chain quiz — bank the tab before someone blows it. The character testThe Local ExpertFour regulars, their specialist subjects, buzzers on their phones. The quick oneCrowd FavouriteLive votes on the big screen — best dressed, best shout, best excuse. The wildcardThe Shout WheelSpin the wheel, cop the challenge. Pick your spice level. The prize momentLucky PunterEveryone scans in, the wheel spins, winners revealed one at a time. The proper quizPub TriviaTeams, four rounds and a captain's answer sheet, on the big screen. The duelBeat the LocalOne punter against the house know-it-all. Build a pot, then outrun them home. The raceThe Lock InTables race the same puzzle chain. Wrong answers cost them time. The stitch-upWho's That?Everyone sends a photo, nobody signs it. The bar works out whose is whose.

Three things you already have

  1. Step 1

    Your screen

    The TV behind the bar or the big screen in the function room. One HDMI cable and it's the show.

  2. Step 2

    Your staff

    Whoever's hosting runs it from a phone. Every call, reveal and draw is one tap.

  3. Step 3

    Their phones

    Punters scan a QR on the screen and they're in. No app, no signup, works on mobile data.

Quiet nights get loud

  • A reason to be in the room. A Tuesday bingo night or Thursday knockout beats the couch.
  • Cheaper than a hired host. A trivia company charges $300–500 a night. A month of weekly nights costs less than one of those.
  • Your venue's name on everything. Your logo on the big screen, every phone, and the printed table cards.
  • Rehearse first. Run a full practice night with the staff before it goes on the chalkboard.

Put it on the chalkboard.

Register your interest and we'll set up a trial: rehearse the whole night before a single punter sees it.

Register your interest See pricing

Founding-venue offer: the first ten venues get their first month for $49, in exchange for one honest quote and a photo of the room playing. venues@frontbargames.app