False Dichotomy Moving the goalposts Hasty generalization Invincible ignorance Appeal to the stone False authority bare assertion fallacy Free Space! (Brain rot) Bandwagon fallacy Relevance fallacies Poisoning the well Argument from silence Appeal to ignorance Proof by assertion Retrospective determinism Equivocation Vacuous truth Traitorous critic fallacy Proving too much Psychologist's fallacy Circumstantial ad hominem ad hominem Fallacy of composition Kettle logic Straw man Bulverism False attribution No true Scotsman Appeal to tradition Intentionality fallacy Continuum fallacy Genetic fallacy Circumstantial ad hominem Red herring Cherry picking Begging the question False Dichotomy Moving the goalposts Hasty generalization Invincible ignorance Appeal to the stone False authority bare assertion fallacy Free Space! (Brain rot) Bandwagon fallacy Relevance fallacies Poisoning the well Argument from silence Appeal to ignorance Proof by assertion Retrospective determinism Equivocation Vacuous truth Traitorous critic fallacy Proving too much Psychologist's fallacy Circumstantial ad hominem ad hominem Fallacy of composition Kettle logic Straw man Bulverism False attribution No true Scotsman Appeal to tradition Intentionality fallacy Continuum fallacy Genetic fallacy Circumstantial ad hominem Red herring Cherry picking Begging the question
(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.
False Dichotomy
Moving the goalposts
Hasty generalization
Invincible ignorance
Appeal to the stone
False authority
bare assertion fallacy
Free Space! (Brain rot)
Bandwagon fallacy
Relevance fallacies
Poisoning the well
Argument from silence
Appeal to ignorance
Proof by assertion
Retrospective determinism
Equivocation
Vacuous truth
Traitorous critic fallacy
Proving too much
Psychologist's fallacy
Circumstantial ad hominem
ad hominem
Fallacy of composition
Kettle logic
Straw man
Bulverism
False attribution
No true Scotsman
Appeal to tradition
Intentionality fallacy
Continuum fallacy
Genetic fallacy
Circumstantial ad hominem
Red herring
Cherry picking
Begging the question