Celebritynamedrop"We createdthis to solveour ownproblem"Sharksays, “Thisremindsme of...”Entrepreneursays “gamechanger”EntrepreneurfumblespitchKevintalksaboutcash flowShark says“You’revaluingbased onpotential”Sharkmakes anoffer, butit’s rejectedSharkgetsemotionalProduct iseco-friendly orrecycledShark says“What areyoursales?”Entrepreneurgets exactlywhat theyasked forEmotionalbackstorySharkstest theproductSharkwants tolicense theproductProducthas noclear targetmarketNo clearplan forscalingProductdemofailsEntrepreneurwalks awaywithout adealMultipleSharks gointogetherProductappeals tokids orparentsLori talksaboutQVCSharkwantsmajorityequityDay jobquit tooearlySharksinterrupteachother“It’s notinvestableyet”SharkmentionspastinvestmentShark asks“What’syourmargin?”Kevinoffers aroyaltydealEntrepreneurwears acostumeDeal fallsapart lastminuteOvervaluedcompanySharksays“I’m out”Product issubscription-basedSharksargue witheachotherSharkdrops outbecause ofscalabilityProductis alreadypatentedProductwentviral“Let metell youwhy I’mout…”Entrepreneurpitches witha familymemberShark says“This isn’t abusiness,it’s a hobby”Shark talksaboutvaluationbeing toohighNorevenueyetSharksays “It’stoo earlyfor me”"We’relooking fora strategicpartner"EntrepreneurcriesSharkmakes asurpriseofferShark says“You’re notready for aShark”Productsolves aweird ornicheproblemMark talksaboutdigitalstrategyBusinessis losingmoneySharkshigh-fiveEntrepreneurgetsdefensiveShark asks,“How muchhave youinvested?”EntrepreneurfumblesfinancialsEntrepreneurbringsphysicalsamplesPitchincludes askit orroleplaySharkslaughduring thepitchSharkexitspolitelybut firmlyShark asksaboutcustomeracquisitioncostEntrepreneurowns lessthan 100%of thecompanySalesover $1millionCelebritynamedrop"We createdthis to solveour ownproblem"Sharksays, “Thisremindsme of...”Entrepreneursays “gamechanger”EntrepreneurfumblespitchKevintalksaboutcash flowShark says“You’revaluingbased onpotential”Sharkmakes anoffer, butit’s rejectedSharkgetsemotionalProduct iseco-friendly orrecycledShark says“What areyoursales?”Entrepreneurgets exactlywhat theyasked forEmotionalbackstorySharkstest theproductSharkwants tolicense theproductProducthas noclear targetmarketNo clearplan forscalingProductdemofailsEntrepreneurwalks awaywithout adealMultipleSharks gointogetherProductappeals tokids orparentsLori talksaboutQVCSharkwantsmajorityequityDay jobquit tooearlySharksinterrupteachother“It’s notinvestableyet”SharkmentionspastinvestmentShark asks“What’syourmargin?”Kevinoffers aroyaltydealEntrepreneurwears acostumeDeal fallsapart lastminuteOvervaluedcompanySharksays“I’m out”Product issubscription-basedSharksargue witheachotherSharkdrops outbecause ofscalabilityProductis alreadypatentedProductwentviral“Let metell youwhy I’mout…”Entrepreneurpitches witha familymemberShark says“This isn’t abusiness,it’s a hobby”Shark talksaboutvaluationbeing toohighNorevenueyetSharksays “It’stoo earlyfor me”"We’relooking fora strategicpartner"EntrepreneurcriesSharkmakes asurpriseofferShark says“You’re notready for aShark”Productsolves aweird ornicheproblemMark talksaboutdigitalstrategyBusinessis losingmoneySharkshigh-fiveEntrepreneurgetsdefensiveShark asks,“How muchhave youinvested?”EntrepreneurfumblesfinancialsEntrepreneurbringsphysicalsamplesPitchincludes askit orroleplaySharkslaughduring thepitchSharkexitspolitelybut firmlyShark asksaboutcustomeracquisitioncostEntrepreneurowns lessthan 100%of thecompanySalesover $1million

SHARK TANK 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. Celebrity name drop
  2. "We created this to solve our own problem"
  3. Shark says, “This reminds me of...”
  4. Entrepreneur says “game changer”
  5. Entrepreneur fumbles pitch
  6. Kevin talks about cash flow
  7. Shark says “You’re valuing based on potential”
  8. Shark makes an offer, but it’s rejected
  9. Shark gets emotional
  10. Product is eco-friendly or recycled
  11. Shark says “What are your sales?”
  12. Entrepreneur gets exactly what they asked for
  13. Emotional backstory
  14. Sharks test the product
  15. Shark wants to license the product
  16. Product has no clear target market
  17. No clear plan for scaling
  18. Product demo fails
  19. Entrepreneur walks away without a deal
  20. Multiple Sharks go in together
  21. Product appeals to kids or parents
  22. Lori talks about QVC
  23. Shark wants majority equity
  24. Day job quit too early
  25. Sharks interrupt each other
  26. “It’s not investable yet”
  27. Shark mentions past investment
  28. Shark asks “What’s your margin?”
  29. Kevin offers a royalty deal
  30. Entrepreneur wears a costume
  31. Deal falls apart last minute
  32. Overvalued company
  33. Shark says “I’m out”
  34. Product is subscription-based
  35. Sharks argue with each other
  36. Shark drops out because of scalability
  37. Product is already patented
  38. Product went viral
  39. “Let me tell you why I’m out…”
  40. Entrepreneur pitches with a family member
  41. Shark says “This isn’t a business, it’s a hobby”
  42. Shark talks about valuation being too high
  43. No revenue yet
  44. Shark says “It’s too early for me”
  45. "We’re looking for a strategic partner"
  46. Entrepreneur cries
  47. Shark makes a surprise offer
  48. Shark says “You’re not ready for a Shark”
  49. Product solves a weird or niche problem
  50. Mark talks about digital strategy
  51. Business is losing money
  52. Sharks high-five
  53. Entrepreneur gets defensive
  54. Shark asks, “How much have you invested?”
  55. Entrepreneur fumbles financials
  56. Entrepreneur brings physical samples
  57. Pitch includes a skit or roleplay
  58. Sharks laugh during the pitch
  59. Shark exits politely but firmly
  60. Shark asks about customer acquisition cost
  61. Entrepreneur owns less than 100% of the company
  62. Sales over $1 million