usescihub tocut a carddon’t useany preptime for aroundcoachlaughs inthe middleof the roundcritical disastrousmiscommunicationwith parterforgettoweighUsecurrentnews as awarrantgo fortheory (tcounts)speakstanked bya layjudgelose to anargumentyou didn’tknow was inthe rounddebatea friendForget totime prep/aspeech/crosstournamentgoes 2+hrsovertimejudge-screwed by alay judge who saidyou could totally runa processcounterplanbecause they knowwhat that is, totally“My partnercan answerthat in theirnext speech”answer acompletelydifferent questionduring cross thanwhat they wereaskingDon’t flowan entireroundgethandedthe wrongtrophySteal cardsfrom apreviousround’s teamSee jimpark“I really didn’twant to votefor you… but Iguess I did”(or vice versa)drop yourwaterbottlein the middleof a roundcomputerdies in themiddle ofa roundBaudymakes asurpriseappearanceForget/run outof time toextend yourowncontentions in aspeechoverpricedterriblefoodjudge isoddlyfriendly withyour coachbreakonspeakswake up 3+hrs beforethetournamentstartsaccidentallydouble turntry to kickout of astraightturnlose on atheory youdidn’t knowexistedLose a penorwaterbottleJudgefallsasleepJudgetakes 20+mins todecidefirst seedthen losein the firstelimgo fora kSpeaks-screwed,didn’tbreakspeakscrewed bya dino judge whohasn’t heard aboutspeaks inflationyet (lay judge alsocounts)Watch aspeechroundtotally fail toanswer aquestionduring crossgettingspectators(coachdoesn’tcount)completely dropa contention orrefutationthroughout theentire debateRead amemecaseWalkover/getwalked overWin oneverycontentionget an asianracism k runagainst youleave overa third ofyour timeon the clockspark orwipeoutreadwin a roundyou definitelyshould’velostgetjudged bysomeoneyou knowgaslit inthe lastspeechJudgeunderstandsyour argumentmore than youdo“You guystechnically[won/lost] but Iliked [your/their]story”neg onpresumption(win or lose)usescihub tocut a carddon’t useany preptime for aroundcoachlaughs inthe middleof the roundcritical disastrousmiscommunicationwith parterforgettoweighUsecurrentnews as awarrantgo fortheory (tcounts)speakstanked bya layjudgelose to anargumentyou didn’tknow was inthe rounddebatea friendForget totime prep/aspeech/crosstournamentgoes 2+hrsovertimejudge-screwed by alay judge who saidyou could totally runa processcounterplanbecause they knowwhat that is, totally“My partnercan answerthat in theirnext speech”answer acompletelydifferent questionduring cross thanwhat they wereaskingDon’t flowan entireroundgethandedthe wrongtrophySteal cardsfrom apreviousround’s teamSee jimpark“I really didn’twant to votefor you… but Iguess I did”(or vice versa)drop yourwaterbottlein the middleof a roundcomputerdies in themiddle ofa roundBaudymakes asurpriseappearanceForget/run outof time toextend yourowncontentions in aspeechoverpricedterriblefoodjudge isoddlyfriendly withyour coachbreakonspeakswake up 3+hrs beforethetournamentstartsaccidentallydouble turntry to kickout of astraightturnlose on atheory youdidn’t knowexistedLose a penorwaterbottleJudgefallsasleepJudgetakes 20+mins todecidefirst seedthen losein the firstelimgo fora kSpeaks-screwed,didn’tbreakspeakscrewed bya dino judge whohasn’t heard aboutspeaks inflationyet (lay judge alsocounts)Watch aspeechroundtotally fail toanswer aquestionduring crossgettingspectators(coachdoesn’tcount)completely dropa contention orrefutationthroughout theentire debateRead amemecaseWalkover/getwalked overWin oneverycontentionget an asianracism k runagainst youleave overa third ofyour timeon the clockspark orwipeoutreadwin a roundyou definitelyshould’velostgetjudged bysomeoneyou knowgaslit inthe lastspeechJudgeunderstandsyour argumentmore than youdo“You guystechnically[won/lost] but Iliked [your/their]story”neg onpresumption(win or lose)

Debate tournament 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. use scihub to cut a card
  2. don’t use any prep time for a round
  3. coach laughs in the middle of the round
  4. critical disastrous miscommunication with parter
  5. forget to weigh
  6. Use current news as a warrant
  7. go for theory (t counts)
  8. speaks tanked by a lay judge
  9. lose to an argument you didn’t know was in the round
  10. debate a friend
  11. Forget to time prep/a speech/cross
  12. tournament goes 2+ hrs overtime
  13. judge-screwed by a lay judge who said you could totally run a process counterplan because they know what that is, totally
  14. “My partner can answer that in their next speech”
  15. answer a completely different question during cross than what they were asking
  16. Don’t flow an entire round
  17. get handed the wrong trophy
  18. Steal cards from a previous round’s team
  19. See jim park
  20. “I really didn’t want to vote for you… but I guess I did” (or vice versa)
  21. drop your waterbottle in the middle of a round
  22. computer dies in the middle of a round
  23. Baudy makes a surprise appearance
  24. Forget/run out of time to extend your own contentions in a speech
  25. overpriced terrible food
  26. judge is oddly friendly with your coach
  27. break on speaks
  28. wake up 3+ hrs before the tournament starts
  29. accidentally double turn
  30. try to kick out of a straight turn
  31. lose on a theory you didn’t know existed
  32. Lose a pen or waterbottle
  33. Judge falls asleep
  34. Judge takes 20+ mins to decide
  35. first seed then lose in the first elim
  36. go for a k
  37. Speaks-screwed, didn’t break
  38. speakscrewed by a dino judge who hasn’t heard about speaks inflation yet (lay judge also counts)
  39. Watch a speech round
  40. totally fail to answer a question during cross
  41. getting spectators (coach doesn’t count)
  42. completely drop a contention or refutation throughout the entire debate
  43. Read a meme case
  44. Walkover/get walked over
  45. Win on every contention
  46. get an asian racism k run against you
  47. leave over a third of your time on the clock
  48. spark or wipeout read
  49. win a round you definitely should’ve lost
  50. get judged by someone you know
  51. gaslit in the last speech
  52. Judge understands your argument more than you do
  53. “You guys technically [won/lost] but I liked [your/their] story”
  54. neg on presumption (win or lose)