A great trivia night is mostly planning: the right number of rounds, questions that aren't too hard, and a host who keeps it moving. Here's the plan, whether it's at home, at work or at a bar.
Aim for teams to get about two out of three.
Twenty minutes a round, with short breaks.
Spread the experts around.
At work, use office-safe boards and teams across departments. At a bar, put the board on the TVs and let tables buzz in from one phone each.
About 50 to 100: three to five rounds of 10 to 25 questions.
Around 90 minutes to two hours, including breaks.
A screen everyone can see, a phone or laptop to host, and players' phones as buzzers.
Pick a board, share the code, and open the buzzers. Your first question can be on the TV in a minute.