KEEP IT JOYFUL
Responsible Play
Tambola should be a friendly shared activity. Hosts can keep it safe and enjoyable by setting clear limits and putting people before prizes.
Last updated 29 July 2026For every game
- Explain the rules, ticket arrangements and prizes before players join.
- Keep contributions affordable and never pressure anyone to pay or continue.
- Use free-play mode for children and family activities involving minors.
- Take breaks, set an end time and stop if play is causing distress or conflict.
- Do not encourage players to chase losses or borrow money to participate.
Know your local rules
Laws concerning bingo, housie, raffles, fundraising and prize-based games differ between countries and regions. The host is responsible for confirming whether a proposed game is permitted and whether licences, age restrictions or other conditions apply.
What Tambola For All does
Tambola For All supplies game-management tools only. We do not accept payments, hold stakes, sell entries or award prizes. Amounts entered by a host are displayed for organisational convenience and are not financial transactions.
Need help?
If money-based play no longer feels enjoyable or manageable, stop playing and seek support from a trusted person or an appropriate service in your country.
To report a concern about this service, email support@tambolaforall.com.