Hosting a Game

**Describe your project clearly.**
There are some of the common group games as well as some stuff which we play but everytime we had to arrange all the resources of that game or stuff

**Describe the solution you'd like**
So following the era of the Smartphones why don't we create a app with different different group games hosting so that with the help of only Smartphone we are able to organise such game Anywhere anytime.

For e.g Tambola(Housie), Monopoly, Playing cards, etc.

**Describe alternatives you've considered**
So creating a application which help the user to host the game and all the user will have both the option of hosting as well as playing. With a list of hosting variety of games by just using a mobile phone.
For e.g:
So for now I would only like to talk about Tambola

In that game we distribute tickets and generate number and verrify claim and note it down and so we can create for this a board which can easily be shared live to all the player joined in that room and can see. And whenever theh claim the claime request goes to host and after verifyinh the claim when he clicks that its correct it get noted.
So here the host will create a divident list which will be shared in the room and the live update will inform all the players about the game status.
And we can keep the history of the game so that whenever users relogin he would see that game stats

For this techstack
I only have an idea of webapp so:
HTML
CSS
JS
Backend:-
Firebase

And some of the APIs

**Additional context**
Sorry don't have any screenshot but visit rishuborn2win.eu5.org and can analyse that if the number which you are generating can become live and the participant of that particular game can view it live then it will be great.

No repository files, tests, or entry points are named. Review the existing site at rishuborn2win.eu5.org and define the initial Tambola scope: live number updates, player rooms, claim verification, host controls, and game history; done would require an agreed design and implementation plan.

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