Event Bingo
What every football prop bingo square means
A football prop bingo card is dealt at random from the 114 squares below, and every one of them is marked automatically from the live NFL 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 all 286 completed games of the 2025 NFL season — not guessed, and not set to make a card feel good. One season rather than a decade of playoffs, deliberately: the rule book moves, and the 2024 dynamic kickoff turned “a kickoff returned past the 25” from a coin flip into something that happens in every game. A ten-year playoff cohort would band this card against a game nobody plays any more — and 286 games is the larger sample besides. Looking for a different card? the baseball PROP squares are here; the football EVENT squares (things that happen) are here.
A prop is a question with two sides, and you hold one of them. Total points OVER 44.5 ticks the moment the 45th point is scored; Total points UNDER 44.5 cannot tick until the final whistle — 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 45th point goes up, the UNDER turns red. It is finished, the card says so, and nobody is left thinking they are still in it. Some squares settle even earlier — anything about the first quarter is answered when the quarter ends, and the half-time pair at half-time. Every line is a half — 44.5, not 44 — so no square can push, and the two sides of a question can never both win or both lose.
Marks once any single player has 100 receiving yards.
happened in 43% of the games measured
Marks once any single player has 100 rushing yards.
happened in 33% of the games measured
Marks once any single player has 300 passing yards.
happened in 22% of the games measured
Marks on a touchdown scored by the defence or on special teams: an interception or fumble return, a fumble recovered in the end zone, a kickoff or punt return, or a blocked kick returned.
happened in 18% of the games measured
Marks when a drive ends on a failed fourth down — turned over on downs.
happened in 73% of the games measured
Marks on a field-goal attempt that is missed or blocked.
happened in 43% of the games measured
Marks when either team converts a fourth down.
happened in 83% of the games measured
Marks when the lead changes hands in the third quarter or later. Going from level to in front is not a lead change; the team in front has to fall behind.
happened in 31% of the games measured
Marks once any single quarterback has thrown two interceptions.
happened in 28% of the games measured
Marks on a safety — two points to the defending team.
happened in 4% of the games measured
Marks on any score in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter.
happened in 41% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if either team is held under 20.
happened in 57% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the team behind at the start of the fourth quarter wins.
happened in 16% of the games measured
Marks on a touchdown of 40 yards or more.
happened in 43% of the games measured
Marks on an interception or a lost fumble in the first quarter.
happened in 35% of the games measured
Marks when either team ATTEMPTS a two-point conversion, whether or not it is good.
happened in 30% of the games measured
Marks when the number of ACCEPTED penalties against both teams reaches 12 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 11.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the number of ACCEPTED penalties against both teams is 11 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 12 — it cannot come back. The line is 11.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks on an ACCEPTED penalty in the first quarter. A declined or offsetting flag is not an accepted penalty and does not count.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks once both teams have reached 20 points.
happened in 43% of the games measured
Marks once both teams have scored in the first half.
happened in 91% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if every field-goal attempt in the game was good.
happened in 57% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if every touchdown in the game was scored by an offence.
happened in 82% of the games measured
Marks once the first quarter ends with nobody having scored — the first score then has to come later.
happened in 8% of the games measured
Marks if the game’s first score comes in the first quarter.
happened in 92% of the games measured
Marks if the first score of the game is a field goal or a safety. If the game somehow ends 0-0, the question was never asked and NEITHER side marks.
happened in 42% of the games measured
Marks if the first score of the game is a touchdown.
happened in 58% of the games measured
Marks when the points scored by both teams in the first half reaches 23 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 22.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks at half-time if the points scored by both teams in the first half is 22 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 23 — it cannot come back. The line is 22.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks when the points scored by both teams in the first quarter 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 49% of the games measured
Marks at the end of the first quarter if the points scored by both teams in the first quarter 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 51% of the games measured
Marks when the points scored by both teams in the fourth quarter, overtime excluded 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 48% of the games measured
Marks at the end of the fourth quarter if the points scored by both teams in the fourth quarter, overtime excluded 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 52% of the games measured
Marks when the passing yards of whichever quarterback throws for the most reaches 261 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 260.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the passing yards of whichever quarterback throws for the most is 260 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 261 — it cannot come back. The line is 260.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks when the catches of whichever player catches the most 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 44% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the catches of whichever player catches the most 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 56% of the games measured
Marks when the receiving yards of whichever player catches for the most reaches 96 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 95.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the receiving yards of whichever player catches for the most is 95 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 96 — it cannot come back. The line is 95.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks when the rushing yards of whichever player runs for the most reaches 86 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 85.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 47% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the rushing yards of whichever player runs for the most is 85 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 86 — it cannot come back. The line is 85.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks when the longest field goal MADE in the game reaches 49 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 48.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the longest field goal MADE in the game is 48 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 49 — it cannot come back. The line is 48.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks when the longest touchdown scored in the game reaches 35 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 34.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the longest touchdown scored in the game is 34 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 35 — it cannot come back. The line is 34.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks when the losing team’s points reaches 18 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. The line is 17.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the losing team’s points is 17 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. The line is 17.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks when the number of field-goal attempts missed or blocked 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 43% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the number of field-goal attempts missed or blocked 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 57% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if nobody caught for 100.
happened in 57% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if nobody rushed for 100.
happened in 67% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if nobody passed for 300.
happened in 78% of the games measured
Marks at the end of the first quarter if no penalty has been accepted.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no drive ended that way.
happened in 27% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no fourth down was converted — including a game in which neither team went for one.
happened in 17% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no lead changed hands after half-time.
happened in 69% of the games measured
Marks at the end of the first quarter if neither team has scored.
happened in 7% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no quarterback threw more than one.
happened in 72% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no safety is scored.
happened in 96% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if nobody scored inside the last two minutes. A score in overtime does not settle this side either way.
happened in 59% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if no touchdown was longer than 39 yards.
happened in 57% of the games measured
Marks at the end of the first quarter if neither team has turned the ball over.
happened in 65% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if neither team tried for two.
happened in 70% of the games measured
Marks at half-time if one team has been held scoreless — either way round.
happened in 9% of the games measured
Marks when the opening drive ends any other way, a score included.
happened in 61% of the games measured
Marks if the game’s opening drive ends in a punt.
happened in 39% of the games measured
Marks if the game’s opening drive ends in a score, a touchdown or a field goal.
happened in 46% of the games measured
Marks when the opening drive ends any other way: a punt, a turnover, a missed kick, downs, or the end of the half.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks as soon as anybody scores in the first quarter.
happened in 93% of the games measured
Marks at half-time if either team is in front.
happened in 92% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the designated away team wins.
happened in 47% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the designated home team wins. On a neutral site, ‘home’ is whichever team the schedule designates — a coin-toss label rather than an advantage.
happened in 53% of the games measured
Marks once a fifth period is played.
happened in 6% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the game is decided in regulation.
happened in 94% of the games measured
Marks if the two teams are level at half-time, 0-0 included.
happened in 8% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the half-time leader does not win.
happened in 30% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the team leading at half-time wins. A game level at half-time settles this side only if it is also level at the end.
happened in 70% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the team ahead entering the fourth holds on, or if the quarter started level.
happened in 84% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the team that scored first lost. A game that ends 0-0 settles neither side.
happened in 39% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the team that scored the game’s first points went on to win.
happened in 61% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined third-down conversions 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 56% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined third-down conversions 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 44% of the games measured
Marks when the number of drives in the game reaches 21 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 20.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 55% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the number of drives in the game is 20 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 21 — it cannot come back. The line is 20.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 45% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined field goals made 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 45% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined field goals made 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 55% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined first downs reaches 39 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 38.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined first downs is 38 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 39 — it cannot come back. The line is 38.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined interceptions reaches 2 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 1.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 44% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined interceptions is 1 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 2 — it cannot come back. The line is 1.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 56% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined net yards reaches 641 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 640.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined net yards is 640 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 641 — it cannot come back. The line is 640.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined NET passing yards — sack yardage already deducted reaches 421 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 420.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 49% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined NET passing yards — sack yardage already deducted is 420 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 421 — it cannot come back. The line is 420.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 51% of the games measured
Marks when the total yards of accepted penalties against both teams reaches 96 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 95.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 47% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the total yards of accepted penalties against both teams is 95 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 96 — it cannot come back. The line is 95.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 54% of the games measured
Marks when the total plays from scrimmage by both teams reaches 181 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 180.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the total plays from scrimmage by both teams is 180 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 181 — it cannot come back. The line is 180.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined points reaches 45 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 44.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 52% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined points is 44 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 45 — it cannot come back. The line is 44.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 48% of the games measured
Marks when the number of drives that end in a punt 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 54% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the number of drives that end in a punt 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 47% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined rushing yards reaches 231 or more. It marks the moment the count gets there, however early. The line is 230.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 47% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined rushing yards is 230 or fewer. It DIES the moment the count reaches 231 — it cannot come back. The line is 230.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 53% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined sacks 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 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined sacks 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 50% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined touchdowns 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 41% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined touchdowns 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 59% of the games measured
Marks when the two teams’ combined turnovers — interceptions and lost fumbles 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 41% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the two teams’ combined turnovers — interceptions and lost fumbles 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 59% of the games measured
Marks when the winning team’s margin of victory reaches 8 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. 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 whistle if the winning team’s margin of victory is 7 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. 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 winning team’s points reaches 28 or more. This can only be judged at the final out, because the number can still move. The line is 27.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% of the games measured
Marks at the final whistle if the winning team’s points is 27 or fewer. It cannot be judged before then, because the number can still move. The line is 27.5, a half, so it can never land exactly on it.
happened in 50% 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.