Frequently Asked Questions

Click "Sign In" in the top-right corner and sign up with your email or a social login provider. Once signed in, you can immediately start creating games or joining existing ones.

From your dashboard, click "Create Game" and fill in the details — give it a name, add your questions, set point values, and configure the game settings. You can save it as a draft and publish it when you're ready.

Your host will share a join link or game code. Click the link or enter the code on the site, then create or join a team to start playing.

You can create standard trivia games with multiple rounds and categories. Each game supports multiple-choice questions, point values, and a final wager question for a dramatic finish.

Teams earn points for each correct answer based on the point value assigned to the question. The final question allows teams to wager some or all of their accumulated points for a chance to win big or lose it all.

Games move through phases controlled by the host: lobby (teams join), active rounds (questions are revealed one at a time), answer periods (teams submit responses), and the final wager question. The host advances the game through each phase from their dashboard.

The final question lets teams wager a portion of their points before seeing the question. If they answer correctly, they earn the wagered amount; if not, they lose it. This keeps the game exciting until the very end.

When you join a game, you can create a new team or join an existing one. Teams collaborate to answer questions together. Each team has a shared score that updates in real-time on the leaderboard.

Team size limits are set by the game host when creating the game. The host can configure the maximum number of players per team to keep things balanced.

Yes. You can create a team with just yourself and compete individually against other teams.

Organizations let you group multiple hosts together. This is ideal for venues, companies, or groups that run recurring trivia events and want to share game management responsibilities.

From your dashboard, navigate to the Organizations section and click "Create Organization." Give it a name and you're all set. You can then invite other users to join as members.

Organization members can create and manage games under the organization, view shared game history, and collaborate on upcoming events. The organization owner controls member permissions.

The host dashboard gives you a real-time view of all teams, scores, and game progress. You can advance questions, reveal answers, manage the timer, and control every aspect of the game flow from one screen.

Yes. As a host, you have full control over when questions are revealed and when the game moves to the next phase. You can pace the game to match the energy of your event.

Players see a live leaderboard that updates in real-time as answers are graded. After each question, teams can see where they stand relative to the competition.