'Stick or Twist©'
multiple-choice end game
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It's a bit like a team version of '
Millionaire?'. Players
can win some, all or nothing!
Our unique and copyrighted 'stick or twist©' rounds
are a useful way of ensuring that the same team / player does
not win the dosh every week, and add an extra dimension to
any quiz night.
Full instructions are given on each of our 'Stick or Twist©'
question sheets, but the basic principle is that, instead
of awarding your main prize to the team who get the best score
in the quiz, you give this team a smaller prize and enter
everyone's answer sheets into a draw.
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The team whose answer sheet is drawn out of the 'hat' will then
have a chance to win the main prize by answering a number of questions.
Our 'Stick or Twist©' end games come with multiple-choice answers,
so that you can use these if appropriate, or stick to straightforward
questions if you prefer.
'Stick or Twist©' is an excellent way to develop a loyal and
regular following as people will stay until the very last question
and will return the following week to see if their answer sheet
is pulled out. If the team fail to win the prize you can roll the
'kitty' over to the next week and accumulate a substantial prize
fund.
Free quiz sample
To get a feel for the type of quiz material that we offer, simply
print off our free quiz. This will
also enable you to ensure that your computer is able to print our
quizzes.
Our £50 guarantee
At pubquiz.biz, we take great pride in the quality of our quizzes.
So much so that we are willing to offer £50 of quiz material
to anyone who can provide evidence that one of our questions or
answers is inaccurate. [Full
details of guarantee]
Our questions are all written by experienced question setters,
and are put through a rigorous verification procedure. We have over
twenty years' experience of writing quizzes for pubs and TV quiz
shows, and our clients include the BBC, Celador, Enterprise Inns
and Coca Cola.
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