How to Play

Playing standard Games

In the classic multiplayer games, a player wins by answering the most questions correctly within the game’s time period while finishing with a success ratio of at least 50%.

All players start together and advance at their own pace. The quicker you answer a question, the more questions you’ll get to answer.

The prize pool is made up of the entry fees paid by all joining players (once the service rate has been deducted). Up to nine qualifying players split the prize pool according to their relative position on the game’s leaderboard; each position awards a predetermined cut of the prize pool based on the Multiplayer Prize Distribution table.

If 2 players get equal number of correct answers, the player with the higher success ratio (%) is the winner. The Success ratio is the relation between correct answers and overall questions the player tackled (questions skipped excluded). In the event of a success ratio tie, the tie is resolved by the faster reaction time.

If none of the players finish with a success ratio of 50% or higher, the prize pool is transferred to the Jackpot for that particular category.

Use your Skip It and 50/50 helpers wisely to outrun your competition.

Real money games need at least two players to start. Free games can be started with a single player only.