TU on ascience thingwhose answeris just analphanumericstringmentionof theoctonionssportstossupsubstantialplot clues ona non-operaticmusic pieceamusinghistoricalanecdotein a lead-insomeonejokes about"repurposingquestions""thismoiety"someonejokes aboutoutscoringJacob Reedplayerunironicallyasks "wasthat forpower?"someone hasa bad take onthe forumsaboutschedulingquestion on awork of art orliterature that onlyexists inside aspecific other workof art or literaturethought questionon a personknown primarilyfor non-thoughtthings (e.g. Hitler)question onliterature by aperson not knownfor literature (e.g.DagHammarskjold)someone isactuallyoutscored byJacob Reedquestionthat gotscoopedby ICTquestion ona physicalbook ormanuscriptquestion onthe namesakeof a commonlyused producttiebreakerscause adelaythetiebreakertossupgoes deadquestion on aspecific timesignature orkey signature"this[taxonomiclevel]"winner of agame hasfewer than100 pointsa teamlaunches anunnecessaryprotest becausethey're saltyten deadtossups ina roundquestion on aspecific livinglanguage withfewer than onemillion speakers,or a work in sucha languagethe packetsare writtenin a weirdfontyou hear a tossupon a nichecategory playingagainst someonewho specializes inthat categoryTU on an MS-level answerlinethat doesn't getbuzzed on untilthe giveawaysomeonemakes ahaircut/sucrosejokeTU on aspecific wordin a non-Englishlanguageplayer asks ifthe set isclear afterthetournamentquestion ona specificscene froma playTU on ascience thingwhose answeris just analphanumericstringmentionof theoctonionssportstossupsubstantialplot clues ona non-operaticmusic pieceamusinghistoricalanecdotein a lead-insomeonejokes about"repurposingquestions""thismoiety"someonejokes aboutoutscoringJacob Reedplayerunironicallyasks "wasthat forpower?"someone hasa bad take onthe forumsaboutschedulingquestion on awork of art orliterature that onlyexists inside aspecific other workof art or literaturethought questionon a personknown primarilyfor non-thoughtthings (e.g. Hitler)question onliterature by aperson not knownfor literature (e.g.DagHammarskjold)someone isactuallyoutscored byJacob Reedquestionthat gotscoopedby ICTquestion ona physicalbook ormanuscriptquestion onthe namesakeof a commonlyused producttiebreakerscause adelaythetiebreakertossupgoes deadquestion on aspecific timesignature orkey signature"this[taxonomiclevel]"winner of agame hasfewer than100 pointsa teamlaunches anunnecessaryprotest becausethey're saltyten deadtossups ina roundquestion on aspecific livinglanguage withfewer than onemillion speakers,or a work in sucha languagethe packetsare writtenin a weirdfontyou hear a tossupon a nichecategory playingagainst someonewho specializes inthat categoryTU on an MS-level answerlinethat doesn't getbuzzed on untilthe giveawaysomeonemakes ahaircut/sucrosejokeTU on aspecific wordin a non-Englishlanguageplayer asks ifthe set isclear afterthetournamentquestion ona specificscene froma play

ACF Nationals Bingo - 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. TU on a science thing whose answer is just an alphanumeric string
  2. mention of the octonions
  3. sports tossup
  4. substantial plot clues on a non-operatic music piece
  5. amusing historical anecdote in a lead-in
  6. someone jokes about "repurposing questions"
  7. "this moiety"
  8. someone jokes about outscoring Jacob Reed
  9. player unironically asks "was that for power?"
  10. someone has a bad take on the forums about scheduling
  11. question on a work of art or literature that only exists inside a specific other work of art or literature
  12. thought question on a person known primarily for non-thought things (e.g. Hitler)
  13. question on literature by a person not known for literature (e.g. Dag Hammarskjold)
  14. someone is actually outscored by Jacob Reed
  15. question that got scooped by ICT
  16. question on a physical book or manuscript
  17. question on the namesake of a commonly used product
  18. tiebreakers cause a delay
  19. the tiebreaker tossup goes dead
  20. question on a specific time signature or key signature
  21. "this [taxonomic level]"
  22. winner of a game has fewer than 100 points
  23. a team launches an unnecessary protest because they're salty
  24. ten dead tossups in a round
  25. question on a specific living language with fewer than one million speakers, or a work in such a language
  26. the packets are written in a weird font
  27. you hear a tossup on a niche category playing against someone who specializes in that category
  28. TU on an MS-level answerline that doesn't get buzzed on until the giveaway
  29. someone makes a haircut/sucrose joke
  30. TU on a specific word in a non-English language
  31. player asks if the set is clear after the tournament
  32. question on a specific scene from a play