This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.

This card has been computationally drawn randomly according to these rules: (source: https://github.com/stain/worldcupbingo)

1. The first team is chosen randomly.
2. The group of the chosen team is removed from the pool of possible teams.
3. The next team is chosen randomly from the remaining teams.
4. This continues from step 2 until there are no more possible teams.
5. When there are no more possible teams, remaining teams not already on the bingo card are put back into the pool, and the process continues from step 1 onwards until the card is complete.
6. This draw is performed independently for each bingo card. Although theoretically two bingo boards could contain the same teams, for all practical purposes bingo boards will be unique, and will contain teams evenly drawn from across the groups.