One of the most entertaining aspects of visiting a bingo hall is the caller. All regular bingo players know the standard calls, such as “two fat ladies” and “legs eleven”, however there are some bingo halls out there that like to spice things up a little by adding rude bingo calls to their repertoire – perfect for a more risqué night of bingo!

But what exactly are some of the rude bingo calls you’ll find, and why are they used? You can find out more when you read through the page on rude bingo calls below…

There are loads of rude bingo calls out there, some of which are hilarious, others of which aren’t quite as funny. We’ve made a list of some of the best rude bingo calls we’ve heard below – why not get some inspiration from them if you’re thinking of calling the bingo anytime soon? Don’t just use our list though – be creative and try to make up some of your own!

  • Teeth in a whore (4)
  • Sexy Kate (8)
  • Stick your tongue up a hen (10)
  • Keep ‘em keen (19)
  • Getting plenty (20)
  • Adult fun (21)
  • Dirty Gertie (30)
  • Flirty whore (34)
  • I’ve done your mum (41)
  • On all fours (44)
  • Kinky tricks (66)
  • Your place or mine? (69)
  • Let’s procreate (78)

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As you can see, some of them are pretty tame, while others are definitely adult only! We’re sure you can also create some others for the numbers missing above. You’ll also find some other examples online, as they were a little too rude for us to include on this page!

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Before looking at why rude bingo calls are used, it’s perhaps best to first say this: if you’re thinking about using rude bingo calls at your next game, make sure you read the audience beforehand! There might be some people who bring children along, or there might be more elderly players there. Both of these sets of people might not be too happy if you start calling out rude calls to them! Rude calls are great when you have a group of adults looking for some fun though.

Perhaps the main reason why rude bingo calls are used is for entertainment. The old bingo calls are pretty tame and don’t add an extra dimension of sauciness to the calling process. Rude calls, however, should have players howling with laughter as they try to mark off their bingo cards at the same time. This is especially the case if you manage to make up some hilarious calls of your own.

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Rude calls are also often used so that players can identify the number being called – something that is also the case with standard bingo calls. A quick shout of “30” might not be heard by all players, but adding “Dirty Gertie” to the call can leave players in no doubt as to the number called. Some of the more obscure calls might have to be repeated though, especially if they don’t rhyme.

Finally, the ruder calls will appeal to a younger audience – an audience that bingo halls are now trying to target. Younger players now account for a larger portion of players than at any time in recent memory, and anything that attracts them can only be a good thing for the game. Of course, there should always be some less risqué games thrown in as well though, in order to cater towards others in the room.

There is not a standard set of rude calls for bingo, instead meaning that bingo callers have to make them up themselves, or borrow them from others. Rude calls were first used by Butlins and Ann Summers in order to spice up their games, but the original calls from these two companies have been modified and added to over the years.

There are a few standard bingo calls that are a little rude though – just take “Two fat ladies, 88” as an example. Most people aren’t going to be very happy if you refer to them as a fat lady, but for some reason it has become part of the bingo lingo.

So, there you have it: everything you could ever need to know about rude bingo calls! We think that they add an extra dimension of fun to bingo games (when used at the appropriate time) and they can be great when looking to attract a younger crowd to the bingo hall.

There’s nothing stopping you from making up your own rude bingo calls, so why not have a think right now and come up with some?

If the audience is right you should. An 18-30 audience will appreciate the cheeky calls, however those bringing children to a game, or the elderly, might not be as happy with them.
There are many ways. You can add extra prizes, for example, or you can theme a night around a topic. Of course, making alcohol available should also help to make the event a fun one!
They were originally used by Butlins and Ann Summers. Since then, rude bingo calls have been added by people up and down the country.
They generally aren’t particularly rude – “two fat ladies” is as bad as it gets. This is because bingo was seen as more family-friendly, meaning rude calls weren’t appropriate.

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Unfortunately, we’ve never come across a bingo site with rude numbers. This is because bingo sites are trying to appeal to the largest audience possible – rude numbers would put some players off.