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Every round type is free to pick on every plan, the free Home plan too. Music Bingo rounds save on every plan, but hosting one needs Business. You need a Trivia pack with at least one round.
Open the round settings
In the sidebar, click Custom Questions and click Edit on your pack. Pick a round, then click Edit round settings. The Round Settings window opens.
Compare the round types
Buzzer Race: the first team to buzz gets to answer. Fastest Finger: everyone answers, and the fastest right answer wins the points. Everyone Scores: every team that answers right scores.
Majority Rules and Knockout
Majority Rules: the most-picked answer scores. Knockout: a wrong answer or no answer ends the round for that team. It loses no points.
Pick Wager
Click Wager: teams bet points before they answer. A right answer wins the bet, a wrong one loses it. The Wager rules appear below.
Set the wager rules
Under Wager Based On, pick % of Question Points or % of Total Score: the most a team can bet. Choose whether Teams that never bet can lose their auto-ante, and set a Betting time limit or No limit.
Save the round
Click Save. The round plays with its new type the next time you start a game with this pack.
Tips
- In a Buzzer Race with a timer and auto-lock on, the team that buzzes has 10 seconds to answer. Running out of time counts as a wrong answer.
- Under Wrong Answer, a Buzzer Race can Reopen for others or Move to next question after a wrong answer.
- In Fastest Finger a right answer does not close the question. The question stays open for every team, and the first right answer wins.
- A team that misses the betting window still plays, for a small automatic bet (the auto-ante).
Questions
Can one game mix round types?
Yes. The round type belongs to the round, so every round in a pack can use a different type.
What happens when the betting time runs out?
The bets lock. A team that did not bet plays for its auto-ante.
Do players see the round type?
Yes. The player phones and the big screen show the round's rules, for example that the most-picked answer wins.