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Year
2025
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Description
A trivia party game where, aside from trying to answer the questions right, you can get points by betting on how many of the group know the right answer, know knows the right answer and who doesn't know the right answer from a bunch of five questions.
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Pros
- Engaging social interaction with bluffing and trivia
- Clear scoring rewarding both knowledge and prediction
- Catch-up mechanics keep players in contention
- Accessible and entertaining for home audiences
Cons
- Reliance on general knowledge and pop culture can disadvantage some players
- Some questions may be very niche or challenging for casual players
Thematic elements
- social bluffing and trivia among friends
- Living room / game night style show
- humorous banter and lighthearted competition
Comparison games
- Marrakesh
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Betting and Bluffing — Players can bluff about their knowledge to mislead others and gain an extra point if their bluff is perceived as genuine.
- Betting tokens — Each round includes betting tokens to bet on who knows the answer or who doesn't; bets cannot be placed on oneself.
- bluffing — Players can bluff about their knowledge to mislead others and gain an extra point if their bluff is perceived as genuine.
- Catch-Up — If a player is in last place, they receive additional tokens to help close the gap.
- Catch-up tokens — If a player is in last place, they receive additional tokens to help close the gap.
- trivia questions — Players answer questions; there are two points per question: one for a correct answer and one for predicting how many players will answer correctly.
- Turn-based question asking — The host and players take turns asking and answering questions, with discussion and speculation around each item.
- Written Answer — Players answer questions; there are two points per question: one for a correct answer and one for predicting how many players will answer correctly.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Well, uh, it's a trivia game. It involves a bit of bluffing. It involves knowledge of your friends.
- We bloody love to chat.
- This is going to be a hard group to milk for points.
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