(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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“There’s still a lot of vote to count.”
Antony gets visibly annoyed by hype from others.
Antony expresses subtle disdain for exit polls.
Antony praises the AEC for its accuracy or logistics.
Someone tries to make a joke — Antony doesn’t laugh.
“On the current numbers…”
Says “This seat won’t be decided tonight.”
Antony corrects a host or panellist (politely but firmly).
Mentions a “swing” of more than 10%.
Mentions the “donkey vote.”
Someone says “hung parliament” before it’s warranted.
Someone mentions "teal independents."
Someone in the studio interrupts Antony and instantly regrets it.
Antony adjusts his glasses while saying “We’ll update that shortly.”
Antony types furiously on his touchscreen laptop.
Graph or map momentarily glitches.
A candidate no one has heard of wins a seat.
“We’ll need to wait for pre-polls.”
Someone tries to get Antony to speculate — he refuses.
It’s too early to call
Explains the preference flow in excruciating detail.
Independents cause major upset.
Greens win a new seat — someone shouts “inner-city latte vote!”
Antony compares a current seat to how it behaved in a state election.
refers to a seat as "notional" due to redistribution.
Camera cuts to a completely empty party HQ.
“This electorate has always been a bellwether.”
“This is a very interesting seat.”
“It’ll go down to postals and preferences.”
Drags a name or number around on the touchscreen map.
Live cross to a candidate who clearly wasn’t expecting it.
