Go ahead, look it up.

A fresh pub quiz every week, in six formats, with the source behind every answer. On the screen in your bar, or at home with friends.

Play the free quizNo account needed. Below you can play one question of every format.
Your points add up as you play below.

Six rounds. Play them here.

A quiz night is not a list of questions. Each format scores differently and asks something different of the table. Play one question of each; your score follows you at the top.

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1

Open questions

Type your answer. We mark like a person would: a spelling slip still counts, a known trap doesn't.

5 points. Try "Vaalserberg" or "mount senery" too.

What is the highest point of the Netherlands?

2

Multiple choice

Four options, and the work is in the three wrong ones. A believable distractor is what makes it hard.

5 points

Which actor has won the most Oscars for Best Actor?

3

Picture round

You see a close-up. Zoom out if you're stuck, but every step costs a point.

Up to 5 points

Which country's flag is this?

5 points still up for grabs
4

Music round

Press play and listen. Real packs come with a track list, cue times and a playlist.

5 points

Which anthem is this?

A public-domain melody, played by your browser. Plays even with sound effects off.
5

What's the link?

Five clues, hardest first. The sooner you see the connection, the more it's worth.

5 points after one clue, 1 after five
  1. Leerdam5 pt
  2. ?4 pt
  3. ?3 pt
  4. ?2 pt
  5. ?1 pt
6

Guess the year

Drag to the year. Spot on is 5 points, within 2 years is 3, within 5 is 1.

Up to 5 points

The Netherlands win the European Football Championship.

1950
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How we mark.

Strict where it matters, generous where it can be. Keep scrolling and watch your team's answer sheet get marked.

  • Spelling slip? Counts. A few letters off is fine.
  • Sounds right? Counts. "Van t Hof" is just Van 't Hoff.
  • Known trap? Doesn't count. Delft is not The Hague.
  • In doubt? The source is right there. End of argument.
Team: The QuizzardsRound 1, general knowledge
  1. 1Utrecht
  2. 2eleven
  3. 3cheetah
  4. 4Delfttrap: The Hague
  5. 5Saturnistypo, counts
  6. 6Hungary
  7. 7sixseven!
  8. 8Vaalserbergtrap: Saba
  9. 9wolframGerman name, counts
  10. 10Van t Hofsounds right, counts
7 out of 10 right

Six played, sixteen to go

Twenty-two games, not six.

Above you played six formats. The catalogue holds twenty-two: Finish the lyric, Where am I?, Last one standing, Bluff. For one evening we pick six or so that belong to the same theme.

Tonight, 8:30 pm

A Tuesday in your bar

A new quiz every week with answer sheets, quizmaster script and tiebreaker. Run it on the screen or print it. When a table starts arguing, the source is right there.

For venues

A Friday on the sofa

Play online with friends who aren't in the same room. The app hosts it, keeps score, and reads the questions out if you want.

Play at home

Or you run it bigger

So what does it cost?

Two ways to buy it: a subscription for your venue, or one pack for one evening.

€19per month, excl. VAT

For your venue: the new quiz every week, on screen and in print.

€9.95one-off, incl. VAT

For home: six rounds for one evening, and the pack stays yours.

Indicative prices. Nothing is on sale yet; the list hears about it first.

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We're nearly there. Sign up and you'll get a complete quiz pack at launch: six rounds, ready to run.

One email at launch. Nothing else.

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