Event Bingo
What every baseball prop bingo square means
A baseball prop bingo card is dealt at random from the 138 squares below, and every one of them is marked automatically from the live MLB play-by-play — nothing to tap, nothing to claim. These are the rules the system actually applies, written from the code that applies them, so a square fires when this sentence is true and not otherwise.
Every line below was fitted against 404 real MLB postseason games from 2016 to 2025 — not guessed, and not set to make a card feel good. Two of them are fitted on a later slice than the rest, because the sport changed underneath them: game length moved with the pitch clock, and mound visits are not recorded in the feed at all before 2023. Looking for a different card? the baseball EVENT squares (things that happen) are here; the football squares are here.
A prop is a question with two sides, and you hold one of them. Total runs OVER 7.5 ticks the moment the eighth run scores; Total runs UNDER 7.5 cannot tick until the final out — so it shows as waiting rather than as missed, because it has not lost, it has not been asked yet. The other half of that is the part worth watching: the instant the eighth run crosses, the UNDER goes red. It is finished, we say so on the card, and nobody is left thinking they are still in it. Nothing on a prop card sits still just because it cannot be ticked. Every line is a half — 7.5, not 7 — so no square can push, and the two sides of a question can never both win or both lose.
Marks when a balk is called on either pitcher.
happened in 3% of the games measured
Marks once any single batter has four hits in the game.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks when any batter is hit by a pitch.
happened in 55% of the games measured
Marks once any single batter has struck out three times.
happened in 66% of the games measured
Marks when any double play is turned, however it is made.
happened in 71% of the games measured
Marks when one team scores four or more runs in a single half-inning. Two runs for each team in the same inning is not a four-run inning.
happened in 36% of the games measured
Marks on a home run with the bases loaded — four runs driven in on the one swing.
happened in 7% of the games measured
Marks on a home run that drives in three or more runs: a three-run homer or a grand slam.
happened in 31% of the games measured
Marks on a home run hit in the first, second or third inning.
happened in 58% of the games measured
Marks on any home run by either team.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks when the lead changes hands in the seventh inning or later, extras included. Going from level to in front is not a lead change; the team in front has to fall behind.
happened in 5% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the winning pitcher is not either team’s starter.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks when a runner is thrown out trying to steal. A runner picked off first and then run down is credited as caught stealing and counts.
happened in 22% of the games measured
Marks when a runner is picked off a base by the pitcher or the catcher.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks on a sacrifice bunt.
happened in 25% of the games measured
Marks on a sacrifice fly — a fly ball that scores a runner while the batter is put out.
happened in 36% of the games measured
Marks if a save is credited in the official decisions.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks once either starting pitcher completes six full innings.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if either starter failed to finish the fifth.
happened in 69% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if a starting pitcher is credited with the win.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks on any stolen base by either team.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if one team is held scoreless — a shutout either way round.
happened in 17% of the games measured
Marks when one pitcher’s half-inning contains three strikeouts.
happened in 58% of the games measured
Marks on a triple by either team.
happened in 16% of the games measured
Marks if the home team wins with the run that puts them ahead scored in their last turn at bat — the game ends on the play.
happened in 7% of the games measured
Marks on a wild pitch charged to the pitcher. A passed ball is charged to the catcher and is NOT a wild pitch.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks when a fielding error is charged to either team.
happened in 60% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if neither team has been charged with an error.
happened in 40% of the games measured
Marks on an intentional walk, whether the four pitches are thrown or the base is simply awarded.
happened in 37% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if there are at least as many hits as strikeouts.
happened in 33% of the games measured
Marks at the final out unless both teams homered — one team hitting three still marks this side.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks on back-to-back home runs: two in a row by the same team in the same half-inning, with nothing in between.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks when the higher of the two starting pitchers’ strikeout counts reaches 7 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 6.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the higher of the two starting pitchers’ strikeout counts is 6 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 7 — it cannot come back. The line is 6.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks when the most runs either team scores in a single half-inning — one team’s turn at bat, not the two of them added together reaches 3 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 62% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the most runs either team scores in a single half-inning — one team’s turn at bat, not the two of them added together is 2 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 3 — it cannot come back. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 38% of the games measured
Marks once BOTH starting pitchers have completed five full innings.
happened in 31% of the games measured
Marks once BOTH teams have hit at least one home run.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks once both teams have scored at least one run.
happened in 83% of the games measured
Marks when both teams score in the same inning — the away team in the top and the home team in the bottom of the same inning.
happened in 40% of the games measured
Marks when catcher’s interference is called, which awards the batter first base.
happened in 3% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined runners left on base reaches 14 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 13.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined runners left on base is 13 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 14 — it cannot come back. The line is 13.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks as soon as a run scores in the first, second or third inning.
happened in 82% of the games measured
Marks when the official length of the game in minutes, as the box score records it reaches 185 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 184.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the official length of the game in minutes, as the box score records it is 184 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 185 — it cannot come back. The line is 184.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks when the number of batters hit by a pitch reaches 1 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 0.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 55% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of batters hit by a pitch is 0 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 1 — it cannot come back. The line is 0.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 45% of the games measured
Marks when the number of innings in which anybody scores reaches 4 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 3.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 63% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of innings in which anybody scores is 3 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 4 — it cannot come back. The line is 3.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 37% of the games measured
Marks when the number of times the lead changes hands reaches 1 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 0.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 17% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of times the lead changes hands is 0 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 1 — it cannot come back. The line is 0.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 83% of the games measured
Marks when the longer of the two starting pitchers’ outings, counted in innings — an outing recorded as 5.2 is five innings and two outs, not five and two tenths reaches 6 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 5.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the longer of the two starting pitchers’ outings, counted in innings — an outing recorded as 5.2 is five innings and two outs, not five and two tenths is 5 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 6 — it cannot come back. The line is 5.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks when the losing team’s runs reaches 2 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. The line is 1.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 60% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the losing team’s runs is 1 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. The line is 1.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 40% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined strikeouts exceed their combined hits.
happened in 67% of the games measured
Marks when the number of mound visits charged to both teams reaches 9 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 8.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of mound visits charged to both teams is 8 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 9 — it cannot come back. The line is 8.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if neither starter finished the sixth.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no two consecutive batters have homered.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no balk has been called.
happened in 97% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no catcher’s interference has been called.
happened in 97% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no double play has been turned.
happened in 29% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no grand slam has been hit.
happened in 93% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no team has scored more than three in one turn at bat.
happened in 64% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if neither team has homered.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no home run drove in more than two.
happened in 69% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the third if no home run has been hit.
happened in 42% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no inning saw both teams score.
happened in 60% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no half-inning had three strikeouts in it.
happened in 42% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no batter has been intentionally walked.
happened in 63% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no lead has changed hands after the sixth.
happened in 95% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the third if the game is still scoreless — the first run then has to come in the fourth or later.
happened in 18% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no runner has been caught stealing.
happened in 78% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no sacrifice bunt has been laid down.
happened in 75% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no sacrifice fly has been hit.
happened in 64% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no save is recorded — a blowout, or the starter going the distance.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody has tripled.
happened in 84% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if no wild pitch has been charged.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody managed four hits.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody has been ejected.
happened in 98% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody has been hit by a pitch.
happened in 45% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody has been picked off.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody has stolen a base.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if nobody struck out three times.
happened in 34% of the games measured
Marks when the number of pitchers both teams use between them reaches 10 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 9.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 58% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of pitchers both teams use between them is 9 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 10 — it cannot come back. The line is 9.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 42% of the games measured
Marks when the number of pitching changes made by both teams reaches 8 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 7.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 58% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the number of pitching changes made by both teams is 7 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 8 — it cannot come back. The line is 7.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 42% of the games measured
Marks when the runs scored by both teams from the seventh inning on, extras included reaches 3 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the runs scored by both teams from the seventh inning on, extras included is 2 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 3 — it cannot come back. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks when the runs scored by both teams in innings one, two and three reaches 3 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the third if the runs scored by both teams in innings one, two and three is 2 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 3 — it cannot come back. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks when the runs scored by both teams in the first five innings reaches 5 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 4.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 45% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the fifth if the runs scored by both teams in the first five innings is 4 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 5 — it cannot come back. The line is 4.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 55% of the games measured
Marks when anybody is ejected: a player, a manager or a coach.
happened in 2% of the games measured
Marks if the first hit of the game is a double, a triple or a home run. Reaching on a walk or an error is not a hit and does not settle this.
happened in 40% of the games measured
Marks if the first hit of the game is a single. If the game somehow ends with no hit at all, the question was never asked and NEITHER side marks.
happened in 60% of the games measured
Marks if anybody scores in the first inning, either team.
happened in 53% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the first inning if neither team has scored.
happened in 47% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the game ends any other way.
happened in 95% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the game ends any other way.
happened in 97% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the game finished in nine innings or fewer.
happened in 93% of the games measured
Marks if the final play of the game is a double play.
happened in 5% of the games measured
Marks if the final play of the game is a home run — a walk-off, or a consolation shot with the game already decided.
happened in 3% of the games measured
Marks once a half-inning is played beyond the scheduled nine.
happened in 7% of the games measured
Marks if the very first batter of the game reaches base, however he gets there: a hit, a walk, hit by a pitch, an error, catcher’s interference.
happened in 32% of the games measured
Marks at the last out of the bottom of the first if the home team has not scored.
happened in 67% of the games measured
Marks at the final out in every other case, the away team winning included.
happened in 93% of the games measured
Marks if the home team scores in the bottom of the first.
happened in 33% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the home team wins. On a neutral site, ‘home’ is whichever team the schedule designates.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks if the last out of the game is a strikeout.
happened in 34% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the game ends any other way.
happened in 66% of the games measured
Marks if the very first batter of the game is retired.
happened in 68% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the away team wins.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the team that scored first lost.
happened in 32% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the team that scored the game’s first run went on to win.
happened in 68% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined doubles reaches 3 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined doubles is 2 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 3 — it cannot come back. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined hits reaches 16 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 15.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined hits is 15 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 16 — it cannot come back. The line is 15.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined home runs reaches 3 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined home runs is 2 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 3 — it cannot come back. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks when the total pitches thrown by both teams reaches 291 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 290.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the total pitches thrown by both teams is 290 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 291 — it cannot come back. The line is 290.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks when the total plate appearances in the game reaches 74 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 73.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 55% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the total plate appearances in the game is 73 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 74 — it cannot come back. The line is 73.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 45% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined runs reaches 8 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 7.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined runs is 7 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 8 — it cannot come back. The line is 7.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined strikeouts reaches 19 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 18.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined strikeouts is 18 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 19 — it cannot come back. The line is 18.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined walks (intentional ones included) reaches 7 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 6.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the two teams’ combined walks (intentional ones included) is 6 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 7 — it cannot come back. The line is 6.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks when the winning team’s margin of victory reaches 3 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the winning team’s margin of victory is 2 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. The line is 2.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks when the winning team’s runs reaches 6 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. The line is 5.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final out if the winning team’s runs is 5 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. The line is 5.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Mark it on your card as you watch, then hit the flag on it. We re-check it against the play-by-play, and if we got it wrong the square is corrected for everybody in that game — not just for you. Your own marks never decide the prize; only the official ones do.