Quiz night at

Who's the quizziest?

in Mr Joes
· Thursdays · 9 pm · Tables of six ·

Run your own quiz night.

The telly asks, every table answers on their phone, and whoever's behind the bar runs it. No sheets, no marking, no host fee.

Christmas special€10Your first quiz night, any size. One per venue, until 7 January 2027.

Nothing to install at the tables. Try it for 7 days, quizzes of up to 3 rounds of 10 questions. No card required to try. After that €25 a quiz night, and a night covers 6 hours of quizzes, so a second quiz or a false start costs nothing. Your first night is €10 with the Christmas special.

Three screens. One night.

Open one web page on the bar's TV, put a QR code on the tables, and keep a phone behind the counter. That's the whole set-up.

The telly asks

Question, clock, answers, then the leaderboard. It's a web page, so any smart TV or a laptop on HDMI does it.

Every table answers

Scan the QR code on the table (it's on the big screen too), type a team name and tonight's PIN, tap. One phone per table, in the browser. Nothing to install.

The bar runs it

Start, reveal, next, ten more seconds. Five buttons between pulling pints. Reveal after every question, or keep the suspense to the end of the round.

What the telly shows.

Both screens below are the real thing, from a quiz run on Quizziest. No app on the TV: it's a web page, so the room code and tonight's PIN sit in the corner all night.

The TV mid-question: the question, the clock at 15 seconds, four answers, four of six tables in, and the leaderboard down the side
Question three, fifteen seconds left, four of six tables in. The leaderboard keeps its place down the side.
The TV at the finish: a podium with the top three tables, confetti, and the winner's name on a beer mat
The finish. The top three on the podium, confetti, and the winner's name on the mat.
A quiz table in a bar, heads together over the answer sheet

Quiz night is the best night of the week.

Full tables. Arguments over a capital city. Someone who swears it was 1990.

A good host costs money every week, and most of what they do is admin: writing the questions, reading them out, collecting the sheets, marking them. Quizziest takes the admin. The person on the mic stays on the mic.

Fast and right beats slow and right.

Every answer is timed on the server, so a slow phone signal never costs a table its place. Wrong costs nothing, so a guess never hurts.

Go on, there's one open at the top of the page.

How a question scores
Right answer
100
Fastest right table
+100
Second
+80
Third
+60
Fourth, fifth
+40, +20
Wrong or no answer
0
Or run it as a race
Right answer
the time it took
Wrong or no answer
the clock + 10 s
Winner
lowest total

Points or race, you pick on the night, and you can swap between them.

Questions, checked. Or your own.

The bank is Quizziest's own pool of quiz questions, written and checked against a source before any go in, across the usual categories: general knowledge, sport, music, film, geography, history, science, food and drink, an Irish round. Build a round from it in a minute, and your venue never gets the same question twice.

The checker is good, not perfect, so read a round once before the night.

A chalkboard A-board outside a bar: Trivia night, tonight

Your night, your name on the mat.

Your room code is your venue's name, yours for good, and every night gets its own PIN on the telly. Put the line up: Who's the quizziest in Mr Joes? Print the table cards once; the code never changes.

Sign up with an email, name your venue, pick a code. The 7-day trial runs quizzes of up to 3 rounds of 10 questions, no card needed.

After that it is €25 a quiz night, paid as you go: five for €110, ten for €200. A night is 6 hours from your first Start, so a second quiz or a false start costs nothing more. You only pay for nights you run. Christmas special: your first quiz night for €10, one per venue, until 7 January 2027. Pick it on the Buy page once you are signed in.

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