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Even without any quiz knowledge

Even for people who say they're bad at quizzes

In every group there are a few people who say as soon as they hear the word pub quiz that they can't do it. That group decides whether the evening works, because if they drop out, part of the room just sits waiting for it to be over. A quiz made up only of knowledge questions loses them by round two.

So we build in rounds where knowledge doesn't matter. Estimation questions, where nobody knows the exact answer and it's about gut feeling. Watching and listening rounds, where recognising is enough. And an action task where teams have to get out of their chairs. People also play in teams, so nobody has to answer alone. Someone who'd rather think along than speak up is still at the table and counts just the same. The order of the rounds helps too. We start with something almost everyone can take part in, so teams that had already written themselves off have points straight away. Only after that come the rounds that need more instant knowledge. Because the running scores are visible after every round, everyone sees that the gaps are smaller than they thought.

Rounds where knowledge doesn't count

  • Estimation questions where nobody knows the exact answer
  • Recognising pictures and sounds
  • An action task where teams stand up

Why people play in teams

  • Nobody has to answer alone
  • Thinking along counts just as much as speaking up
  • Four to six people per team

Frequently asked questions

What if part of the group doesn't like quizzes?

We win over participants who say they're bad at quizzes with rounds where knowledge doesn't matter. Estimating, recognising and action tasks are doable for everyone, and because people play in teams, nobody is on their own.

Are the questions very difficult?

The questions get harder as each round goes on, so every team scores somewhere. A round made up only of hard questions gives a low score and little fun, so we don't make those.

How do you stop one team getting far ahead of the rest?

A final round where teams stake points keeps the scores open until the end. A team that's behind can stake everything and still win, and that keeps people playing until the last question.

What does a quiz night in Leeuwarden cost?

The price of a quiz night depends on the size of the group and the length. A compact set-up starts at €195, and after a short conversation the price is fixed.

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