All three run on the same software platform and download a new game every Monday through Thursday. Each one is a separate subscription at $199 a month. You choose the format; you are not buying all three.
Four rounds of four multiple-choice questions, with point values rising from round to round. Each round closes with an AnteUp question: a single-answer wager where teams risk points they have already earned. Steady progression, real risk at the end of every round, and organized leagues for venues that want standings across a season.
Who it suits: competitive venues and league play.
| Round | Questions | Points | Closer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 multiple choice | 5 each, no risk | AnteUp wager |
| 2 | 4 multiple choice | 10 each, no risk | AnteUp wager |
| 3 | 4 multiple choice | 15 each, no risk | AnteUp wager |
| 4 | 4 multiple choice | 20 each, no risk | AnteUp wager |
$199/month
No choices on the screen. Twenty questions in four rounds, read by the host and shown on the audience display. The first four questions of each round carry no risk; the fifth is a bonus wager where teams bet any amount of the points they hold. Without answer choices there is nothing to guess from, so the standings spread out and the regulars come back to defend their spot. Leagues available.
Who it suits: knowledge-first crowds and hosts who like a game that moves.
| Round | Questions | Risk | Closer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 single answer | None | Bonus wager, any amount |
| 2 | 4 single answer | None | Bonus wager, any amount |
| 3 | 4 single answer | None | Bonus wager, any amount |
| 4 | 4 single answer | None | Bonus wager, any amount |
$199/month
Every question has three answer choices and there is no wager, no penalty and no risk on any of them, so a table that walked in off the street can play the whole night without feeling outgunned. Before the game the host picks one to five Random Double questions. They are not announced; they pop up during play and score double, which keeps the standings loose until the last round.
Who it suits: rotating crowds, restaurants that want trivia as part of the evening, and an easy night to run alongside a harder format.
| Round | Format | Points | Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3-answer multiple choice | 5 each | Random Double |
| 2 | 3-answer multiple choice | 10 each | Random Double |
| 3 | 3-answer multiple choice | 15 each | Random Double |
| 4 | 3-answer multiple choice | 20 each | Random Double |
$199/month
Most content services email one game every Monday to every subscriber. If that service has another customer in your market, your venue runs a game the crowd across town already played. Every program here ships a different game at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with its images, audio and music clips, and each answer is checked against documented sources before it posts. Two venues, two nights, two different shows. The side-by-side with Quizrunners and Deliver Me Trivia is on the four games a week page.
Want a special night? There are more than 200 theme games in the library at $25 each, and a theme built to order is $50. Buy it, own it, run it again whenever you like.
One laptop and one subscription cover up to four venues a week. Some hosts add a second format later for a different night; that is a second subscription, not included in the first.
The show is finished before you leave the house. The venue is the job.
No credit card. Setup call and training first, then the clock starts.
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