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A trivia night board by what a day. on Trinko Trivia. $14.99.

For a bar that argued about AI, foldables and streaming prices all year. Six angles: the AI arms race, the founders, social media history, the streaming wars, gadgets that mattered and the flops that did not.

What you are getting

• 6 × 10, 60 questions, about 165 minutes of play, 5 all-play boosts, 2 wheel squares, and a Final with wagers.
• Categories: AI Everywhere, Founders' Club, Scroll Back, Streaming Wars, Gadgets That Mattered, Flops and Scandals.
• Squares worth 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1,000.
• The board on the TV, a buzzer on every phone, scores that add themselves up. Nothing to install and no accounts for the players.
• Yours to run at any venue, as many nights as you like. Within 7 days of buying, if you have not run it, email us and we refund it in full.

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