Last Call (Clue Morning)
Rate itPick the true answers from twelve choices one at a time, and bank the pot before a wrong one wipes it out.
Every day: One trivia board a day, the same for everyone: a question with twelve choices, six of them true (Which six of these films won the Academy Award for Best Picture, on Wed 7 Oct 2026). Each safe pick grows the pot; bank it or risk another pick, as one wrong answer wipes it out. New puzzle: Midnight, Pacific time (America/Los_Angeles).
Last Call is Clue Morning's daily push-your-luck trivia game. Everyone gets the same question with twelve choices, exactly six of them correct, and each safe pick raises the pot. You can bank after any correct pick, but a single wrong choice ends the round with nothing.
About Last Call (Clue Morning)
Last Call is the seventh of the short daily games on Clue Morning, a small browser site whose set also includes a word ladder, a hidden-word grid, a four-group sort, a letter trail, a three-clue link and the rarity trivia game Deep Cut.
Each board is one question with a topic tag and twelve buttons. Exactly six are true and six are traps. On 7 Oct 2026 the question was which six of these films won the Academy Award for Best Picture, with Gladiator, Parasite and The Departed among the choices beside La La Land, Avatar and Gravity. You tap one choice at a time, and the game checks it at once.
Every safe pick raises the current pot: 50 points for the first, then 125, 250, 425 and 650, and 1,000 for finding all six, which the game calls the jackpot. After any correct pick you can bank what is in the pot and stop. If you tap a trap before banking, the round ends and scores zero. When the round is over, the board shows which choices were true.
The question changes at midnight Pacific time and every player sees the same board. Your result counts toward the day's seven-game total on the site's leaderboard. The daily game is free in the browser with no account; the site also sells an optional Unlimited subscription and themed packs for its other games.
How to play Last Call (Clue Morning)
- Open Last Call on Clue Morning; the day's question, its topic and twelve choices appear.
- Tap a choice you believe is true; a safe pick adds to the pot and to your safe-pick count out of six.
- After any safe pick, bank the pot to keep it, or keep picking for a bigger one.
- A wrong pick before banking ends the round with zero; finding all six safe answers banks the 1,000-point jackpot.
Tips
- Start with the choices you are surest of; the first picks add the least, so they are the cheapest place to be certain.
- Count what you know: if only four choices are certain, banking after those four (425 points) usually beats guessing the fifth.
- Jumps grow late in the ladder, from 650 to 1,000 for the sixth pick, so push on only when the last two answers are clear to you.
Questions
When does the Last Call board change?
At midnight Pacific time. Everyone gets the same question and choices that day.
How is Last Call scored?
The pot grows with each safe pick, to 50, 125, 250, 425, 650 and finally 1,000 for all six. You keep it only if you bank it before a wrong pick.
What happens if I pick a wrong answer?
The round ends at once and the unbanked pot is lost, so the score is zero.
Is Last Call free?
Yes. The daily board is free in the browser with no account.
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