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A little break

Play trivia in a small window: how Minimize works

Tidbit can sit in a small window in the corner of your screen while the rest of it stays free. Here is how Minimize works, where you can use it and how to pick the corner.

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Ideas, guides and a little curiosity

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Turn your next group call into an online trivia night

Turn a group call into an online trivia night with Tidbit Party. Set up the game, share an invite and choose the right party size for your friends.

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A competitive streak

Your first ranked 1v1 trivia match: what to expect

Preparing for your first ranked 1v1 trivia match? Learn about Tidbit Arena placements, subject choices, scoring and when to choose Freeplay instead.

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Trust your guess

Higher or Lower: what to check before you guess

Playing Tidbit Higher or Lower? Check the unit, date and meaning behind each number before you guess. See a real card example and learn how to start.

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Your next trivia break: 5 general knowledge mixes to try

From geography to film, take a general knowledge trivia break with Tidbit. Choose subjects and difficulty, then find a way to play that fits your mood.

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A little break

One question a day: how Tidbit's daily trivia works

Try Tidbit's Daily Question: one shared trivia question, four choices and a daily reset at 09:00 UTC. Learn how to play and what happens after you answer.

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Discord trivia bot or Activity? How to play trivia in your server

A Discord trivia bot posts questions in a text channel; an Activity runs the whole game inside a channel. See how they differ and how to start Tidbit Trivia.

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Discord game night: how to host trivia with friends in a voice call

Plan a Discord game night your friends will actually join: start Tidbit Trivia in a voice channel, play while you talk and keep the evening moving.

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A competitive streak

Ranked trivia online: how Arena ranks, seasons and leaderboards work

How ranked trivia works in Tidbit Arena: five placement matches, ranks from Novice to Oracle, two-month seasons, season rewards and three leaderboards.

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A competitive streak

1v1 trivia: 7 habits that win more ranked matches

Play better 1v1 trivia in Tidbit Arena. Seven habits for ranked matches: choose your subjects well, read the whole question, pace your speed and keep a streak.

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Two-player trivia online: how to play with one friend

Trivia for two: start a two-player party, play Higher or Lower together or share the Daily Question. Every way to play trivia online with one friend in Tidbit.

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Party trivia in the same room: everyone answers on their own phone

Play party trivia in one room: everyone joins on their own phone and answers on their own screen. How to host a Tidbit party for the people around you.

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A little break

Trivia games with no ads: what to look for, and how Tidbit is paid for

Looking for a trivia game with no ads? What ads cost you in a quiz, what to check before you play, and how Tidbit pays its way with Premium instead.

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What makes a good trivia website? 8 things to check before you play

What makes a good trivia website? Eight things to check: questions, subjects, difficulty, ways to play, friends, ads, sign-up and what costs money.

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Trust your guess

Higher or Lower game modes: Freeplay, Blindfolded, Photo Finish and more

A guide to Higher or Lower modes in Tidbit: free Freeplay, one-kind modes like Price Check, scored runs like Sudden Death, and Blindfolded and Photo Finish.

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Picture trivia online: flags, country outlines and famous faces

Play picture trivia online: name countries from their flags and outlines, US states from their shapes and people from their portraits. How it works in Tidbit.

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Team trivia at work: a quick online game for your next meeting

Run a quick team trivia game at work: everyone joins from their own browser, the host picks the subjects and the round fits the end of a meeting.

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Indie trivia game: what Tidbit is, who makes it and how it is paid for

Tidbit Trivia is an independent trivia game. What is in it, who makes it, how it is paid for without ads and how to report a bug or a question.

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