A pub quiz is the kind of evening that works anywhere. We write it to order and present it ourselves too.
A quiz is exactly the kind of concept that works anywhere: we bring the questions, the presentation and the technology, and you only need to arrange a room and a group. We don't use a quiz from a pack. We write the rounds for the group, so a quiz for a student society looks different from a quiz for a department that has known each other for fifteen years.
Groningen is a student city, and you can tell from the groups that want a quiz night: societies, young teams and departments with high turnover. For those groups we write different rounds than for a group that has known each other for years, because a round about the company's shared history only works if there is a shared history. Practically, we need very little: power, a wall or screen to project onto, and tables where teams of four to six people can sit. An evening lasts two to two and a half hours, including a break.
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Tournament format with blinds and a table plan, so even beginners stay involved until the end.
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A pub quiz needs power, a wall or screen to project onto, and tables where teams of four to six people can sit. We bring the sound, visuals and scoring ourselves.
We do that as standard. We ask beforehand about names, events and jokes that are known within the group, and work them into one or two rounds. The rest of the quiz is general knowledge, otherwise half the room switches off.
A pub quiz works well from around fifteen people up to well over a hundred. With larger groups we work with teams and adjust the scoring and sound to suit.
Yes. Anything we can bring complete can be done there too: a murder mystery dinner, a TV-style game concept, or a programme for a staff day. What we don't do is anything tied to a fixed site.
Whether you're a company or a private individual, we're happy to think along, with no obligation.