Trivia Duel
Answer faster than your rival to win the round.
What you are trying to do
Answer the shared question correctly before everyone else and reach the match target.
Read the question
The table receives one multiple-choice prompt from the selected topic and difficulty pool.
Lock once
Choose one answer. It stays hidden until everyone responds or the timer ends.
Reveal and score
The correct answer is revealed only after locking closes; the fastest correct player earns the round.
Complete rules for Trivia Duel
These are the disclosed rules used by the room—not a simplified summary that changes once the match begins.
- 01
Each round shows a multiple-choice question. Everyone gets the same one.
- 02
Tap the answer you think is right. You get one locked-in answer per question.
- 03
The fastest correct answer wins the round.
- 04
The correct answer is revealed after everyone answers or time runs out.
- 05
First to the target round wins takes the match.
Modes & room settings
Every setting below is validated by the server. The default is marked so a new host knows exactly what will run without changing anything.
Category
Limits the question bank to one subject or mixes all subjects.
Mixes questions from every available subject.
Questions come from general knowledge only.
Questions come from movies & tv only.
Questions come from music only.
Questions come from video games only.
Questions come from books & comics only.
Questions come from science & tech only.
Questions come from history & geography only.
Questions come from sports only.
Questions come from anime & manga only.
Difficulty
Selects the question difficulty pool.
Uses the easy question pool.
Uses the medium question pool.
Mixes question difficulties across the match.
Uses the hard question pool.
Match
Sets how many question rounds decide the match.
First to 3 decides the match; the first player to reach that round-win target wins.
First to 5 decides the match; the first player to reach that round-win target wins.
First to 7 decides the match; the first player to reach that round-win target wins.
Three useful habits
Read the exact wording before scanning for the most familiar option.
Eliminate clearly wrong choices when recall is uncertain.
Choose Mixed for variety; use a focused topic when the table wants a specialist match.
