Top Answers for your team

1. 01

   A question goes up

   For example: name something people bring to the beach. Up to six hidden rows sit underneath it.

2. 02

   Players type a guess

   In their own words, from a phone or laptop. Everyone gets three tries per question.

3. 03

   The row opens

   Whoever names it first takes the points, and their name appears on the row. The more common the answer, the more it is worth.

Repeating an answer that's already open doesn't cost a try. When time runs out, the whole board is revealed before the next question.

• Everyone for themselves

  One question for the whole room and three tries each. A row goes to whoever names it first, and the leaderboard updates after every row.

• Teams: race

  Each team gets its own room, and all teams answer the same board at once. One person suggests, teammates back it, and the answer goes in once it has the votes. Tries are shared.

• Teams: classic

  A face-off decides who takes control. That team keeps answering while its points build up in a bank. Three misses, and the other team gets one chance to steal the whole bank.

• Solo on the clock

  One person plays the questions alone, with no rivals and no shared start. The result is the points opened and the time it took, so it fits an advent calendar window or a marathon stage.

• Your colleagues fill the board

  Send a poll link a week before. No sign-up is needed, and only the answer itself reaches the board. Similar answers are merged, and each row is worth its share of responses.

• Their words, not a list

  Typos are forgiven, and synonyms can be added to any row ahead of time. A disputed answer goes to the organizer, who can accept it with one click.

• Stakes rise toward the end

  Set a question to double or triple points, or flip it: in a reverse round the rarest answer is worth the most. Teams that are behind stay in it until the last question.

• In the office or online

  The board on a projector with answers from phones, or on a shared screen with teams in their own rooms. It also runs over several days inside an advent calendar or a marathon.

• $550

  Up to 15 people

• $1,300

  Up to 50 people

• $1,800

  Up to 100 people

• $3,000

  Up to 200 people

• $6,800

  Up to 1,000 people

• $22,500

  Up to 10,000 people

See the full ladder →

• Category Climb

  Team trivia where harder questions pay more and a wrong answer costs points.

  See Category Climb →

• Music Bingo

  Song clips play, players mark the titles on their cards, and the first full line wins.

  See Music Bingo →

• Async marathon

  A window of one to five days where people play on their own schedule. The solo run fits in as one stage.

  See the marathon →