The 2019 Overwatch League Grand Finals are right around the corner, taking place on September 29 at 3:00 pm ET. While fans will have plenty of things to do in the days leading up to the match, The Game Haus thought there needed to be more at stake during the actual match itself.
So, to give fans both at home and at the arena a way to further interact with the match and compete against their friends, we’ve created an OWL Grand Finals BINGO board.
To generate your own BINGO board, the first thing you’ll need to do is click this link. It will take you to a third-party site called Bingo Baker where you will be able to generate your unique card made up of over 40 different tiles. While no one will be calling these things out like a normal BINGO game, players can mark off their squares as they take place live.
Here are some screenshots taken from Bingo Baker that should help fans navigating the site:
This is the first screen you’ll reach. Click the circled link to get your own unique board.
Then, you’ll reach this screen. Click this circled link if you’d like to access the details of the board itself, or if you’d like to re-roll a new board.
Finally, this circled area will give you the space to print additional boards for a watch party, or even to take to the arena.
To help broaden the competition, Tweet using the hashtag #GrandFinalsBINGO and share your BINGO glory with other OWL fans across Twitter. Bragging rights and Grand Finals BINGO supremacy are on the line. And, who knows, maybe even another potential prize courtesy of The Game Haus. To have your card officially considered, upload a picture of the completed card to Twitter using the hashtag, and tag @TGHEsports and @GoopyKnoopy.
In the meantime, be sure to check out The Game Haus’s other Overwatch coverage including our complete guide to fans attending this year’s Grand Finals.
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