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Home›How To›How to Play Bullshit Bingo: 9 Steps

How to Play Bullshit Bingo: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 7, 2023
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Introduction:

Bullshit Bingo, also known as Buzzword Bingo, is a hilarious and easy-to-play party game that livens up any meeting, conference, or social gathering. The objective of the game is to identify buzzwords or overused phrases used in conversations and speeches during an event. Here are nine simple steps to set up and play Bullship Bingo:

1. Gather Players: Gather a group of players who are willing to participate in the game during the meeting or event. Ideally, have between 5 and 10 players for a fun experience.

2. Create the Bingo Cards: Each player will need a 5×5 grid (25 squares) card – either make cards using paper and pen or use online templates. Players can create their cards randomly or use word lists or themes for consistency.

3. Fill the Squares: Each player fills the 25 squares on their card with overused phrases, buzzwords, or clichés expected to be used during the event. For example, in a business meeting setting, terms like “synergy” and “innovate” might be common.

4. Assign a Free Space: Designate the central square on each card as a “free space.” This square counts as already filled, providing each player an initial advantage.

5. Distribute Cards: Each player receives their personally-crafted Bingo card before starting the event – keep it confidential to increase competitiveness and excitement!

6. Listen Attentively: Players should listen closely for buzzwords mentioned during the gathering. Every time they hear one of their listed words/phrases, they put a mark in that square.

7. Claim Your Wins: Once a player marks off five horizontal, vertical, or diagonal squares in a row on their Bingo card – they have achieved Bullshit Bingo! They must shout “Bingo!” or any agreed-upon phrase to claim their win.

8. Verify: Players must verify the winning card by reading out the buzzwords in their winning row and having others confirm the words were indeed used during the event. This ensures fair play.

9. Play Rounds or a New Game: After declaring a winner, players can either restart with a new card, swap cards with one another, or shuffle buzzword selections and reassign them to squares. This freshens up the game and keeps the suspense alive!

Conclusion:

Bullshit Bingo is a fantastic icebreaker and team-building activity for any social or professional gathering where jargon or clichés are anticipated. By following these nine simple steps, you’ll be well-equipped to add some excitement and humor to your next meeting or event. Beware, however – after playing Bullshit Bingo, you may never listen to speeches and presentations the same way again!

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