The Dozen: Daily Trivia

Nine hard trivia questions on a 3 by 3 grid, with one second chance.

Every day: One 3 by 3 grid of trivia questions a day, the same for every player, on topics that change daily: nine guesses, one Double Dip for a second chance, and a leaderboard. New puzzle: Once a day; the site does not state the time.

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The Dozen: Daily Trivia from Barstool Sports

The Dozen: Daily Trivia is Barstool Sports' daily web version of its trivia show The Dozen. Each day brings a 3 by 3 grid of questions on changing topics, from the NFL and NBA to geography and celebrities. You get one guess per square, plus a single Double Dip to retry a miss, and your score goes on a leaderboard.

About The Dozen: Daily Trivia

The Dozen is a trivia competition show from Barstool Sports, and The Dozen: Daily Trivia is its free daily game for viewers. The site says it is inspired by the show; the show's own account points players to it.

Each day's board is a 3 by 3 grid. Every square hides a question, and the topics change from day to day: American sports leagues, geography, celebrities and more. You tap a square, read the question and type your answer. You have nine guesses for nine squares, so a wrong answer normally stays wrong, but once a day you can use the Double Dip on any incorrect guess to try again.

Your score is tracked and you can compare it with other players on the leaderboard. The questions are meant to be hard, in the spirit of the show.

It suits sports fans who like pub quiz trivia and viewers of The Dozen who want to test themselves against the show's questions.

How to play The Dozen: Daily Trivia

  1. Open The Dozen: Daily Trivia and look at the day's 3 by 3 grid and its topics.
  2. Tap any square to see its question.
  3. Type your best answer; each square gets one guess.
  4. If you miss, you may use your one Double Dip to try that square again.
  5. Answer all nine and compare your score on the leaderboard.

Tips

  • Start with the topics you know best to bank points before the hard squares.
  • Save the Double Dip for a question where your first answer was close.
  • Read the topic heading of each square; it often narrows the answer.
  • Spelling matters for names, so take a second before you submit.

Questions

Is The Dozen: Daily Trivia free?

Yes. It is free to play in the browser.

How many questions are there?

Nine, on a 3 by 3 grid, despite the name taken from the show.

What is the Double Dip?

A single second chance each day that you can use on any wrong answer.

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