Agent skill · Version 1.0.0
Bingo probabilities.
Clear rules. Verifiable answers.
Give your AI agent the instructions to turn a bingo question into the right MCP call and explain the result as a probability and 1-in-N odds.
English instructions. Answers in your language. Requires an agent that supports skills and remote MCP tools.
Connect your agent
- Install the skill. Download and extract the ZIP. Install the
bingocalculator-probabilityfolder using your agent's supported skill installation method. KeepSKILL.mdand theagentsandassetsfolders together. - Connect the MCP server. Add the endpoint below using Streamable HTTP. No API key is required. Some clients can use the included dependency metadata; others need a separate connection.
- Load the tool and ask your question. Check that
CalculateProbabilityis available, then specify your ticket type, winning requirement, and call interval.
https://bingocalculator.com/mcp
Skill import and MCP setup depend on your client. The ZIP contains instructions and connection metadata, not a standalone calculator. A client that supports MCP alone can still call the service, but may not load the skill.
Try a question
For a 5x5, 75-ball card with no free space, what is the probability of completing an X for the first time on exactly call 30? Give me 1-in-N odds too.
The skill maps the X to nine predetermined cells and sets both interval boundaries to 30. Your agent calls Bingocalculator for the result.
What it supports
- 75-ball, 5x5, no free space: a single card or Variant with three boards and no repeated numbers across them.
- Winning requirements: one line in any allowed direction, one to five horizontal rows on the same board, or one predetermined pattern.
- First completion within an interval: âby call 12â differs from âfirst on call 12â. Both ends of the interval are included.
- Two result values: probability from 0 to 1 and odds expressed as 1 in N. An impossible event returns probability 0 and
odds: null.
Free spaces, 90-ball, known previous draws, winning ahead of other players, and payout calculations are outside this version.
The service calculates with exact fractions internally and returns finite-precision JSON numbers. The skill guides agent behaviour; it does not enforce how every client uses the service.