Run better quizzes, with less friction
Short, practical guides drawn from thousands of games: how to host a quiz night, write questions that land, and get the most out of a group.
How to host an online quiz night that people actually enjoy
A practical walkthrough for running a quiz night over the internet — group size, rounds, pacing, and the small things that decide whether it drags or flies.
How to play a quiz online with friends: rooms, video, public lobbies and what it costs
Everything about getting a round going: private rooms and codes, public lobbies with strangers, when the camera helps and when it does not, why quizzes survive a video call when other games do not, and what "free" actually covers.
How to write quiz questions that hold up in front of a group
One defensible answer, wrong options that could be right, a question short enough to read in five seconds, and a difficulty curve you chose on purpose. The rules, the two question types, and what our answer data says about questions that fail.
A team quiz at work: thirty minutes that a remote team actually looks forward to
How to run a quiz for colleagues that is short, optional, not about work, and survives a distributed team: timing, group size, question choice, the setup that takes one person five minutes, and the mistakes that turn it into a chore.
Pub quiz rules and round formats: how a quiz night is structured, scored and settled
Team sizes, round lengths, the joker, the picture round, tie-breakers and the three disputes every quizmaster has to settle — the working rules of a pub quiz, and how they translate when the quiz moves online.
How quiz scoring works on omequiz: base points, time bonus, streaks and estimations
The exact rules behind the leaderboard: what a correct answer is worth, how much speed adds, how a streak multiplies it, how an estimation is scored by distance — and what that means for how you should play.
Estimation questions with answers: 30 for your next quiz, and how to write your own
Thirty estimation questions with their answers, sorted by theme, plus the four things that separate a good estimation question from a trick — and how a "nearest wins" round is scored fairly.
Quizzes in the classroom: why they work, how to write them, and how to run one for thirty students
What the research on retrieval practice says a quiz does for memory, the three formats that fit a lesson, how to write questions whose wrong answers teach something — and the practical setup for a class, room sizes and accounts included.
Christmas quiz: 30 questions with answers, from Advent wreaths to Boxing Day
Thirty Christmas questions in four rounds — traditions, songs and films, food, and the world — with the answers and the story behind each one, ready for a family evening or the office party.
Quiz for two players: how to make a head-to-head actually close
Two-player quizzes go wrong in a specific way — one person pulls ahead and the other stops caring. Category mix, round length and scoring, so the game stays undecided to the end.
How to build a birthday quiz about the person, not about trivia
A birthday quiz works when the guest of honour is the subject. Four rounds that reliably land, the question types to avoid, and how to run it for a room that is half family and half friends.