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Super Bowl bingo

Super Bowl bingo gives everyone at the party a reason to watch every play, including the guests who came for the food. Each card holds 24 things that happen during the game, from a touchdown and a sack to the coin toss and the halftime show, around a free space. Nobody calls the words: the game does, and players mark a square when they see it happen. Download 30 different numbered cards, or edit the list below. Here for the ads? Try commercial bingo.

Download 30 cards (PDF) Paper and print options

- keep it for next week and change the words to your own.

30 different numbered cards, two to a page. Free, no sign-up. The same link prints the same cards next time.

Make your own set

Change the words or the numbers, the size and how many cards, and get a new PDF.

1What goes on the cards?

Add more words than squares - every card gets its own mix.

Pictures for early readers, ESL and speech therapy

Pictures are Fluent Emoji, one friendly style for every card.

Number range

Any range from 0 to 999.

One per student, up to 500. No two cards are the same.

Free, no sign-up. You get a PDF with a caller sheet on page one.

Card 1 - every card is different

Super Bowl Bingo

Holding
Snack ad
Challenge flag
Commentator's stat
Onside kick
Replay review
Offside
Long pass of 40+ yards
Lead changes
Fans in face paint
Celebrity in the crowd
Tie score
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Injury timeout
Fake punt
National anthem
Confetti
Animal in an ad
Timeout
Two-point try
Score in the last minute
Blimp shot
Missed field goal
Trophy lifted
Car ad
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The 52 words on these cards

  • Coin toss
  • Heads
  • National anthem
  • Flyover
  • Kickoff return
  • Touchback
  • Touchdown
  • Field goal
  • Extra point
  • Two-point try
  • Safety
  • Missed field goal
  • Interception
  • Fumble
  • Sack
  • Punt
  • Fake punt
  • Onside kick
  • Fourth down try
  • Penalty flag
  • Holding
  • False start
  • Pass interference
  • Offside
  • Challenge flag
  • Replay review
  • Timeout
  • Two-minute warning
  • Injury timeout
  • Long pass of 40+ yards
  • Quarterback scrambles
  • Touchdown dance
  • Lead changes
  • Tie score
  • Score in the last minute
  • Coach yells at a ref
  • Halftime show
  • Fireworks
  • Surprise guest at halftime
  • Celebrity in the crowd
  • Fans in face paint
  • Blimp shot
  • Car ad
  • Beer ad
  • Movie trailer
  • Animal in an ad
  • Snack ad
  • Commentator's stat
  • Cooler dumped on the coach
  • Confetti
  • MVP named
  • Trophy lifted

How to play during the game

Hand out a card and a pen to everyone before kickoff. When something on a square happens on screen, players mark it; the first with a full line shouts bingo and shows the card. Nobody needs to know the rules of football, since half the squares are about the show around the game, and the fans in the room will happily explain a flag. Each card has a number, so an argument over a winner is settled by the card in the player's hand.

A round each quarter

One card for the whole game ends too early, so play rounds: a single line in the first quarter, four corners in the second, an X after halftime, and a blackout through the fourth quarter. Hand out fresh cards each round, or let players keep marking the same card and move to the next pattern.

Prizes, not a pool

Keep it a party game: the winner of each round picks first from the snack table, chooses the next drink, or skips cleanup. For the final, a bag of chips or a team-free football for the kids does the job. Bingo with money on it is a betting pool, and the rules for those vary by state.

For kids

Children follow the game better with a 4x4 card and the simplest squares: touchdown, field goal, fumble, coin toss, halftime show, an animal in an ad. Edit the list in the form below, choose 4x4, and print new cards. A sticker for every square they mark keeps the youngest busy until halftime.

Any year, any teams

The cards name no teams, no players and no logos, so they work for whichever teams make it, this year or next. BingoInk is not affiliated with the NFL or the Super Bowl; the name only says what the game is for.

In this section

  • Commercial bingo: Printable Super Bowl commercial bingo: 30 different cards with 45 things that show up in the big game ads, from talking animals to celebrity cameos. Free PDF.

Questions

Who calls the words in Super Bowl bingo?

Nobody. The game is the caller: players mark a square when it happens on screen. That is why the PDF has no caller sheet, only the cards.

How many squares are on each card?

24 game moments around a free space, picked from a list of 52, so no two cards are the same. A single line usually comes in the first half; a full card takes the whole game, if it comes at all.

Can I add my own squares?

Yes. Edit the list in the form below: add the names of the players you are watching, your team's mascot or a running joke at your party, and download new cards.

Is there a version just for the commercials?

Yes. Super Bowl commercial bingo has 45 squares only about the ads, for the guests who watch for those.

Is it free?

Yes. The cards and the PDF are free with no sign-up.

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