A slidehas morethan 50wordsPresenterasks for ashow ofhandsPresenteruses handgestures toemphasize apoint"Im inmy ____rotation"Presentersays “Caneveryonesee this?”PresenterreferencingtheshareholdersTechnicalissue occurs(e.g., mic,clicker,screen)Presenteruses ametaphoror analogySomeone asksa questionstarting with“This might bea dumbquestion…”Presentermakes ajoke(intentionalor not)*powerbi showsup*A graph isshown butnotexplainedSomeonesays “That’sa greatquestion”Acronym isusedwithoutexplanationAudiblesigh orgroanPresentersays “We’rerunning shorton time”Presenterskips aslideABCanalysisappearsSomeoneasks forclarificationon a metricMentionof “marketdisruption”Presentersays“Bear withme”Presentersays “Thisis a busyslide”Timecheck isrequestedA quotefromsomeoneat DellPresenterreferencesAISomeonetakes aphoto of aslideSomeonereferencesa previouscase study"Something Ilearnedduring thecase studywas"Break isannouncedPresentersays “Let’scircleback”Someonevisiblycheckstheir phone"Handingit off to"Someone nodsenthusiasticallyPresenterreferencinga requirereadingSomeonesays“synergy”Presenteruses apersonalanecdoteA slidehas morethan 50wordsPresenterasks for ashow ofhandsPresenteruses handgestures toemphasize apoint"Im inmy ____rotation"Presentersays “Caneveryonesee this?”PresenterreferencingtheshareholdersTechnicalissue occurs(e.g., mic,clicker,screen)Presenteruses ametaphoror analogySomeone asksa questionstarting with“This might bea dumbquestion…”Presentermakes ajoke(intentionalor not)*powerbi showsup*A graph isshown butnotexplainedSomeonesays “That’sa greatquestion”Acronym isusedwithoutexplanationAudiblesigh orgroanPresentersays “We’rerunning shorton time”Presenterskips aslideABCanalysisappearsSomeoneasks forclarificationon a metricMentionof “marketdisruption”Presentersays“Bear withme”Presentersays “Thisis a busyslide”Timecheck isrequestedA quotefromsomeoneat DellPresenterreferencesAISomeonetakes aphoto of aslideSomeonereferencesa previouscase study"Something Ilearnedduring thecase studywas"Break isannouncedPresentersays “Let’scircleback”Someonevisiblycheckstheir phone"Handingit off to"Someone nodsenthusiasticallyPresenterreferencinga requirereadingSomeonesays“synergy”Presenteruses apersonalanecdote

Case study - 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. A slide has more than 50 words
  2. Presenter asks for a show of hands
  3. Presenter uses hand gestures to emphasize a point
  4. "Im in my ____ rotation"
  5. Presenter says “Can everyone see this?”
  6. Presenter referencing the shareholders
  7. Technical issue occurs (e.g., mic, clicker, screen)
  8. Presenter uses a metaphor or analogy
  9. Someone asks a question starting with “This might be a dumb question…”
  10. Presenter makes a joke (intentional or not)
  11. *power bi shows up*
  12. A graph is shown but not explained
  13. Someone says “That’s a great question”
  14. Acronym is used without explanation
  15. Audible sigh or groan
  16. Presenter says “We’re running short on time”
  17. Presenter skips a slide
  18. ABC analysis appears
  19. Someone asks for clarification on a metric
  20. Mention of “market disruption”
  21. Presenter says “Bear with me”
  22. Presenter says “This is a busy slide”
  23. Time check is requested
  24. A quote from someone at Dell
  25. Presenter references AI
  26. Someone takes a photo of a slide
  27. Someone references a previous case study
  28. "Something I learned during the case study was"
  29. Break is announced
  30. Presenter says “Let’s circle back”
  31. Someone visibly checks their phone
  32. "Handing it off to"
  33. Someone nods enthusiastically
  34. Presenter referencing a require reading
  35. Someone says “synergy”
  36. Presenter uses a personal anecdote