(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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Alliance robotics hit during Auton.
Another team is playing bingo.
Robot with <6 motors.
A rubber band is left on the field.
A robot runs out of air pressure during a match.
A disc lands on top of a basket.
A ref gets a score wrong.
G1 violation.
There is a push bot in the top 5.
A robot is trapped for the majority of endgame.
A robot’s flywheel exit and roller are on the same side.
A robot gets tangled in the net.
Team with business cards. (Not 19197A)
Someone makes a disc into the wrong high goal.
Broken motor casing.
You get four in a row on your bingo.
Alliance doesn’t show up.
Exactly one person on a team is wearing their team shirt.
A team uses all eight program slots.
Team with two controllers.
V5 Robot with an odd number of wheels.
Someone screams. (Not you)
V5 Robot with no bearings.
No discs are scored in a high goal during the match.
Team fully in costume.
Another team has a flag (that they bring).
Score of zero points.
You wear two pairs of goggles during a match.
Announcer says wrong team number/ butchers name.
Someone gets hit by a disc not fired by their robot.
Robot has a worm gear.
Someone wears sandals for the entirety of the competition.
Look through another team’s coding.
A robot ends the match contacting only one tile.
Someone gets DQed.
A team uses block coding.
Robot rolls/rebounds off of net into basket.
All members of a team wear masks.
Match runs out of order.
A robot falls over.
You build on another teams robot.
Ranking/schedule display unexpectedly turns off.
You offer to clean another team’s table, the accept, and you do.
An alliance uses all four pre-loads.
A robot can’t spin rollers.
One person shows up for a team.
A robot has a custom license plate.
A team has a controller on which every button does something.
A group of 3+ people sing along to a song together.