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A club needs a different quiz from a company

A quiz night for a club runs differently from a quiz night for a company, even though the format is the same. With a club the members often already know each other from years back, and the humour is in the shared history: who lost that match once, which committee member is always late. With a company that's more delicate, especially if there are colleagues who have only been there a few months.

So we first ask what kind of group it is. For a club we make the round about the club longer and more personal, because almost everybody understands the references. For a company we keep that round shorter and more general, so that people who've only just joined take part too. The rest of the evening is the same either way: we come with the quizmaster, the questions, the sound and the scoring. What we gather beforehand does differ. With a club, a conversation with someone from the committee is usually enough, because they know the stories. With a company we'd rather ask two people from different corners, so it isn't only about the old guard.

For a club

  • A longer round about your own club
  • Works well in a canteen or clubhouse
  • From about fifteen participants

For a company

  • A shorter round about the company, with new colleagues in mind
  • Fits within drinks or a staff evening
  • Teams that mix up the departments

Frequently asked questions

Do you also do quiz nights for clubs?

Clubs are one of the groups where this format works best. The members usually already know each other from years back, so the round about their own club gets the most reaction. We collect that material beforehand from someone on the committee.

How do you stop new colleagues being left out?

We keep new colleagues involved by keeping the round about the company short and the rest of the evening general. About one question in five is about the organisation itself, and everyone can answer the rest.

What's the minimum number of participants a quiz night needs?

From about fifteen participants, split into three or four teams, a quiz night gets going well. It's possible with fewer people, but the competition between the teams gets less exciting and a different format often suits better.

What do you need from the organiser?

From the organiser we need half an hour to collect material for the round about your own club, plus the number of participants and the start and finish times of the evening. Nothing more is needed.

What's included in the price?

The price includes the questions, the presenting, the sound and the scoring. An evening starts at €195 and nothing else needs adding. Only if you have no room and we arrange one does that appear as a separate line in the quote.

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