EventsPrivate groupsBusinessesAbout usContactRequest a quote
English
Room set up for a quiz night
With a quizmaster and equipment

A list of questions read out isn't a quiz night

Whether a quiz night runs or goes flat is rarely down to the questions. It comes down to who is standing in front of the group. Anyone can read out a list of questions, but holding an evening together is something else: sensing when a round is running too long, keeping a team that's behind involved, and delivering the result so there's something to celebrate.

So we always come with a quizmaster who has done this many times, and not with a package that someone from your side has to present. That also saves a person in the room: whoever would otherwise have organised it just joins in. The points are on the screen during the round, so there's no gap where the room starts chatting. We bring the sound, the screen and the scoring. Beforehand we agree how much space there is and where the screen goes, because that decides how the quizmaster can work the room. A long narrow space needs a different set-up from a square hall. We also agree who does the prize-giving, because that colours how the evening ends.

What a quizmaster does

  • Adjusting the pace as soon as the room loses interest
  • Keeping teams that are behind involved
  • Delivering the result as a moment

What we bring

  • Sound, screen and scoring
  • The questions, written for this group
  • Someone who really presents the evening

Frequently asked questions

Does someone from our side have to present the quiz?

We do the presenting. There's someone in front of the group who has done this many times, so nobody from your side has to miss the evening to keep it going.

How long does scoring take between rounds?

Scoring happens during the round, not after it. The points go straight on the screen, so there's no gap where attention drifts and the room starts talking.

Can the quiz in Maastricht also be in English?

A quiz in English is possible. Tell us in the enquiry, and we'll write the questions in English and the quizmaster will present the evening in English too. We advise against a set-up mixing two languages, as it costs too much pace.

What if more people come than expected?

Extra participants aren't a problem as long as the room can cope. We bring materials for more teams than agreed, so a handful of extra people can be dealt with on the night.

Do we get a fixed price beforehand or an estimate?

You get a fixed price beforehand, not an estimate. We start at €195 and work it out from the length, the size of the group and the number of rounds written to order. You pay what's in the quote, even if the evening runs over.

First contact

Tell us about your pub quiz

Just fill in the short form. As soon as we have a picture of the group and the occasion, we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.

We only use your details to answer your enquiry. See our privacy policy.

Planning a pub quiz in Maastricht?

Tell us what kind of group it is and when it needs to happen. We'll think along with no obligation.