Best-of-three series
Best-of-three trivia. Keep the room.
A best-of-three trivia series keeps the same room and players for up to three matches. A unique match winner earns a series win, and two series wins end the series early. Drawn matches consume one match but award no series win. After three matches, tied win totals are reported as a series draw.
How do I start?
- Keep best of three selected on setup and choose Casual, Strategy or Rivalry.
- Create the room, invite players, and all mark Ready.
- Play the match and confirm Next before results.
- Choose a theme for the same-room rematch and follow the visible match number and series standings.
What happens when a series match is tied?
Equal scores share the match result. A drawn match uses one of the three matches but adds no series win. If the final win totals are equal, the series ends in a draw without a hidden tiebreak.
Do friends need a new code for a rematch?
No. A real rematch keeps the same room and participants. The host can select a new theme before starting; Rivalry also rotates the first category chooser.
Choose a trivia theme
Internet & cultureMovies & TVMusicFood & drinkScience & natureSports & gamesWorld geographyHistoryBooks & literatureVideo gamesAnimals & petsSpace & astronomyGeneral knowledge
Sample question
How many strings does a standard violin have?
Four. Its four strings are normally tuned G, D, A and E.
Try another game type
Solo triviaCasual triviaStrategy triviaTwo-player rivalryUntimed practiceTwo-player triviaGroup triviaDaily challenge
House rules
- Up to 8 players per room.
- A surprise mix of formats. Most questions use typed answers, with multiple choice mixed in. Everyone gets the same format. Type a recognized alternative or a close spelling; short answers and exact numbers need precision. Any numeric tolerance is stated on that question.
- Correct = 100 points, plus a speed bonus: +10 within 5 seconds, +5 within 10, +0 after that.
- Wrong, pass or timeout = 0. Untimed rooms have no clock and no speed bonus.
- Bold Answer (Strategy, once per match): +50 extra when correct, −50 when wrong. Passes and timeouts remain zero; activating consumes the token.
- 15 seconds to answer. All answers lock on submission. After each reveal, everyone presses Next before the room moves on; there is no automatic advance. Expect roughly 2 minutes for five questions or 4 for ten, plus any time spent reviewing answers.