Add Items to The Bingo Card – there are more than 40 pre-filled items so the bingo cards are ready to go. But you can also add your own or change the existing ones if you’d like. They can be added where it says ‘Enter words/emojis’. When you’re ready, press generate bingo card. The keen-eyed among you will spot that this means as we get closer to the top, songs in sixth, fifth, fourth place etc start leaping over the interim leader. But the interim leader is the last one to have their public points added, so you pretty much never know what the final result will be until there are only two or three more scores to be added. Then the public votes are added to each song in turn, starting with the song lying in 26th place. Songs can get up to 12 points from each country, and this year there is an additional set of points from “the rest of the world”, as the contest is open to anybody to vote. So songs popular with the public can literally add hundreds of points to their tally at a stroke, regardless of where the juries placed them.

All you’ve got to do is mark them off as they occur. The first person to mark most or all of the items is declared the winner. Choose Card Size– select the grid size box to see the dimensions available. We recommend going with a 4 x 4 layout.First we get points from the juries country by country, read out by a national representative, who usually takes slightly too long to do it, thus causing the show to overrun. After all of the jury scores are in, we have the half-time interim results table.

The show starts at 8pm BST, and will be hosted by Graham Norton, Julia Sanina, Alesha Dixon and Eurovision goddess Hannah Waddingham. It will feature 26 acts vying for the title. Sweden’s Loreen is hotly tipped to win, but Finland’s Käärijä, Israel’s Noa Kirel, and Noway’s Alessandra might have other plans. Sixteen nations take to the stage tonight in Liverpool, all hoping to make it through to the Grand Final on Saturday night. From Denmark to Australia, the acts will all be hoping to be among the ten nations qualifying from tonight’s show and going forward to compete for victory in front of millions of viewers. Are you ready for the greatest show on earth? Well this bingo card isn’t for you then because it relates to the Eurovision Song Contest of 2023. (just kidding)

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Gather your friends, family, or fellow Eurovision fans and let the fun begin! Each player gets given their own bingo sheet and the fun begins. The organiser just needs to cut up the sheet with all the squares, fold them up and then pull one out at a time to eventually reveal your winner/winners. You can easily play for a line and full house to make it extra fun! Select Number of Eurovision Bingo Cards – you can either choose the number of cards to print from the drop down menu or enter your own number in the custom number box. Find out more about our Eurovision themed party resources in our blog - How to create the ultimate Eurovision party.

The show airs on the BBC and is presented by the one and only Graham Norton. And to help you enjoy the clichés and tropes that will invariably pervade this bizarre extravaganza, we’ve created Eurovision bingo cards. How to Play Eurovision Bingo To play Eurovision bingo, we highly recommend that you play with friends as part of a Eurovision watch party. How to Create Cards for Your Eurovision Bingo Night Yes once again, it’s upon us – the most celebrated, reviled and lampooned song contests on the planet. You should now be ready to play Eurovision bingo with your friends. Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – List of Contestants The semi-finals were determined purely by public vote, but the Grand Final retains a jury plus public vote system. When the last song has played – Mae Muller’s I Wrote a Song – voting will open. After that there will be some music performances, and then we are into the nail-biting result process.Twenty-six nations take to the stage tonight in Liverpool, all hoping to win the 67th Eurovision Song Contest. From Austria to the United Kingdom, the acts will all be hoping to be named the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 and take the contest to their country next year. Instead of numbers, our Euro Vision bingo cards contain sayings, events and clichés, most of which will probably happen throughout the night. As we previously mentioned, the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 is being held in Liverpool and is the 67th annual contest. The contest is being held on behalf of last year’s winner Ukraine. This year, there will be 37 countries taking part in the contest. There are loads of famous faces from Eurovision past set to appear, and there will be celebrations of Liverpool’s musical heritage, and tributes to Ukraine, who would be hosting tonight’s event if it wasn’t for Russia’s invasion of their country. The bingo cards are updated each year and in each box to mark off you will find standard acts associated with Eurovision plus many that have been specifically added to represent the host country which this year is, of course, the UK!