Jam Bingo For 5 O'Clock Mixer: Event Extravaganza

Help chamber members, event vendors, and planners get past small talk, with prompts for a 10-minute warm-up up to an hour of networking.

Prompts by session length

5 O'Clock Mixer: Event Extravaganza Prompts for Your Networking Time

Best for 10–15 Minutes

Quick and Light

6 prompts+

6 prompts. Fast, light-hearted prompts. People find a match, laugh, and move on.

Best for 25–35 Minutes

Questions That Get People Sharing

10 prompts+

10 prompts. Each prompt asks for a story, a tip, or an opinion.

Best for 40–60 Minutes

Conversation Starters

20 prompts+

20 prompts. Ask-and-challenge prompts for longer conversations people remember.

26 Jam Bingo Prompts

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1Find a vendor and ask what they're showing off tonight

2Find someone who came straight from work

3Find a caterer and ask for their best-selling dish

4Find someone planning an event in the next six months

5Find a DJ or entertainer and ask for their go-to dance floor song

6Find a venue and ask how many people their biggest room fits

7Ask a vendor about the wildest event they've worked

8Ask someone what event they're planning next

9Ask a venue what kind of event they wish they hosted more

10Ask a planner how they pick their vendors

11Ask someone what their dream event would look like

12Ask a decorator what trend they're seeing this season

13Ask someone what they do to unwind after work

14Ask a vendor how they got started in the event business

15Ask someone which local event they never miss

16Ask someone what makes an event worth leaving work early for

17Ask a vendor about an event that went wrong and how they saved it

18Challenge a vendor and a guest to plan a dream party for 100 in one minute

19Ask a planner what makes a vendor someone they'll book again

20Ask someone about the best event they've ever been to and why

21Challenge someone to name three vendors here who'd work well together

22Ask a vendor what they wish clients knew before booking

23Ask someone what they'd plan if budget didn't matter

24Ask a vendor which event they're most proud of

25Ask someone who here they think you should meet tonight

26Swap one event idea with someone and ask which vendor here could make it happen

Jam Bingo Instructions

1Scan the Jam Bingo QR code (or enter the game code).
2Prompts appear directly on your phone.
3Walk around and find someone to ask your prompt to.
4Scan their QR code to unlock the next prompt.
5Repeat, mingle, and have fun!

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Connect people naturally with Jam Bingo, the interactive networking activity!

What is Jam Bingo?

Jam Bingo turns awkward networking sessions into fun, interactive experiences. No printing cards or hunting for pens—attendees simply scan a QR code with their phone and jump straight into a game tailored to your event.

Paper Bingo

Old School

✕High prep: print cutouts, bring pens & paper waste
✕Identical static grids for every single attendee
✕Awkward manual signatures & pen-hunting
✕Easy to drop, crumble, or leave on tables

It's Free

Jam Bingo

Digital

✓Easy to setup — Zero printing
✓Dynamic personalized conversation prompts
✓Leaderboard for awarding prizes
✓Simple way to make the networking interactive

How?

Jam Bingo is the simplest networking game that gets everyone talking and learning more about each other.

1. during the networking session

Introduce Jam Bingo to get attendees started.

2. Attendees scan to participate

Guests open their phone camera and scan the QR Code.

3. Everyone gets a conversation starter

Each guest receives a tailored conversation starter.

4. How to unlock the next prompt

After chatting, scan the other person's QR Code to mark the connection and unlock your next prompt.

5. Contact Exchange: share socials

(Optional) Attendees can add their LinkedIn, Email, or Website.

6. Never lose track of people met

When the event ends, every player can review all their new connections in one spot.

7. Get everyone talking naturally

Attendees approach each other, ask their prompt, and talk.

Updated: November 03, 2026