Hastraveled to6 of the 7continentsPaid forgasoline whenit was lessthan a dollar agallonIs adrillingengineerFirst mobilephone wasattached totheirautomobileHas beenon aseismicvesselHasridden in ahelicopterFirsttime atOTC.Is alawyerFind someonewho went offshorebefore helicopterswere the primarymode oftransportationHas adegree inelectricalengineeringHasworked fora servicecompanyHas anMBAHasworked foranoperatorHasworked onan offshoreplatform.Someonewho usedpunch-cards!Find someonewho firstattended OTCin the 1980sFindsomeone whowas workingpre-computersHas worked /supported morethan one offshorelocation (GoM /Angola / NorthSea, etc)Find someonewho is a P.E.(professionalengineer)Left anotherindustry tocome and workin the energyindustryHas workedin aconstructionyardTraveled toOTC fromoutside ofthe US.Traveledto EgyptHas workedat the samecompany formore than 20years.Is amillennialSomeonewho canuse aslide ruleWriteswith theirleft handHas neverattended anOTCnetworkingevent beforeFindsomeonewho wasborn inHouston.Walks theOTCexhibition floorto gather thegiveawaysIs ageologistPaid forgasolinewhen it wasmore than $4a gallonHastraveled to6 of the 7continentsPaid forgasoline whenit was lessthan a dollar agallonIs adrillingengineerFirst mobilephone wasattached totheirautomobileHas beenon aseismicvesselHasridden in ahelicopterFirsttime atOTC.Is alawyerFind someonewho went offshorebefore helicopterswere the primarymode oftransportationHas adegree inelectricalengineeringHasworked fora servicecompanyHas anMBAHasworked foranoperatorHasworked onan offshoreplatform.Someonewho usedpunch-cards!Find someonewho firstattended OTCin the 1980sFindsomeone whowas workingpre-computersHas worked /supported morethan one offshorelocation (GoM /Angola / NorthSea, etc)Find someonewho is a P.E.(professionalengineer)Left anotherindustry tocome and workin the energyindustryHas workedin aconstructionyardTraveled toOTC fromoutside ofthe US.Traveledto EgyptHas workedat the samecompany formore than 20years.Is amillennialSomeonewho canuse aslide ruleWriteswith theirleft handHas neverattended anOTCnetworkingevent beforeFindsomeonewho wasborn inHouston.Walks theOTCexhibition floorto gather thegiveawaysIs ageologistPaid forgasolinewhen it wasmore than $4a gallon

OTC 50th Celebration - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Has traveled to 6 of the 7 continents
  2. Paid for gasoline when it was less than a dollar a gallon
  3. Is a drilling engineer
  4. First mobile phone was attached to their automobile
  5. Has been on a seismic vessel
  6. Has ridden in a helicopter
  7. First time at OTC.
  8. Is a lawyer
  9. Find someone who went offshore before helicopters were the primary mode of transportation
  10. Has a degree in electrical engineering
  11. Has worked for a service company
  12. Has an MBA
  13. Has worked for an operator
  14. Has worked on an offshore platform.
  15. Someone who used punch-cards!
  16. Find someone who first attended OTC in the 1980s
  17. Find someone who was working pre-computers
  18. Has worked / supported more than one offshore location (GoM / Angola / North Sea, etc)
  19. Find someone who is a P.E. (professional engineer)
  20. Left another industry to come and work in the energy industry
  21. Has worked in a construction yard
  22. Traveled to OTC from outside of the US.
  23. Traveled to Egypt
  24. Has worked at the same company for more than 20 years.
  25. Is a millennial
  26. Someone who can use a slide rule
  27. Writes with their left hand
  28. Has never attended an OTC networking event before
  29. Find someone who was born in Houston.
  30. Walks the OTC exhibition floor to gather the giveaways
  31. Is a geologist
  32. Paid for gasoline when it was more than $4 a gallon