Trivia & dinner at Sunset Grille

Dinner at 6 pm and trivia starts at 7 pm. Teams are limited to 8 people so we can create 2 teams if needed so nobody has to miss out. Reservations will need to be made. Please keep RSVPs accurate up till the morning of the event.

Here's a little about the game:

• Four rounds of five questions - you get one song to answer each question, bring your answer sheet up to the WhatTrivia host to be scored before the song ends.
• One halftime bonus, and one final question - These are more involved and will vary in value.
• You don't lose points except... - You won't be able to use that number again in that round.
• Even the best can lose - In the final round, you can wager up to the amount of points you've earned so far. But be warned: you stand to lose the points you wager on an incorrect answer.
• The smartest are determined - Prizes usually include a gift certificate, but the real gift is finding out exactly how smart you are.

### Rules of the Game

• Teams of Eight - Find the smartest friends you have, or hire someone to help you. It doesn't matter who they are, if you call them you're team, we won't judge you. You're more than welcome to play by yourself, just be sure your table has no more than 8 people.
• No Cheaters! - There are no lifelines. Absolutely no cell phones, no internet enabled devices, no wicked smart uncle who isn't included on your team, can help you with the answers. Watch out, people get competitive and aren't afraid to tell on you.
• Don't Yell Out Answers - Having fun is allowed, being obnoxious is not. Yell out an answer when a question is asked, right or wrong, and you'll be asked to leave.
• Don't Forget to Wager - If you forget to write a wager on your answer sheet, your host will wager for you. They will most likely give you the lowest available number if you're right, or highest available number if you're wrong, so like we said, don't forget!

### How to Help Your Host

• Don't Fold Your Answer- We're just trying to move the night along, there's no reason to keep your wrong answer secret.
• Write Clearly- Hosts probably won't ask what you meant.
• Keep Your Phone to Yourself- Sometimes we ask questions that can be refuted. But if you walk up to your host pushing a site you Googled into their face, and they'll be less likely to consider your argument.

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