Icebreaker
Bingo

• Bingo cards (you can create these using a 5x5 grid or 3x3 grid for larger groups of random card ranks and suits
• A way to mark cards on the Bingo cards (e.g., stickers, pens, or coins).

Shuffle the deck thoroughly.

• Each player gets a unique Bingo card with a random selection of 25 card ranks/suits (or 9 card ranks/suits for larger groups)

• Ensure some overlap between players to make the game interactive.

• The host draws one card at a time from the shuffled deck and announces it (e.g., “6 of Hearts”).
• Players check their Bingo cards for the announced card. If they have it, they mark it.

• If a player marks a card on their Bingo card, they must answer one question from the card

• Encourage players to ask follow-up questions to each other based on the responses to make it more engaging.

• The goal is to complete a Bingo pattern (e.g., a line, four corners, or a full card) as announced by the host at the start of the game.
• When a player completes the pattern, they shout “Bingo!” and must answer a "grand question" chosen by the group or host (e.g., “What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about you?”).
• Continue playing additional rounds or crown a single winner.