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Four contestants each pick a specialist subject. Everyone buzzes in on each other's subjects — get your own wrong and the room steals the point. Then general-knowledge rounds send the lowest score home each round, until the last two fight out a head-to-head final. Q&A only; the AI writes the questions and draws a picture of each subject.

The Expert Round: how it works

Up to four contestants each pick a specialist subject — their team, their industry, their obsession. Everyone buzzes in on each other's subjects — get your own wrong and the room steals the point. Then general-knowledge rounds send the lowest score home one at a time, until the last two fight out a head-to-head final. Every question is question-and-answer, marked by the host; the AI writes questions from each subject and generates a picture of it for the big screen.

Hosting it

  1. Create a game from /the-expert-round, cast the big screen, and hand the join link to up to four contestants.
  2. Each contestant enters their name and a SPECIALIST SUBJECT. The AI writes question-and-answer questions on it and generates a picture of it for the board (or you type the questions yourself and the board shows a subject card).
  3. Run each contestant's specialist round: put a question up to open the buzzers, the first to buzz answers OUT LOUD, and you mark it Right or Wrong. A wrong answer locks them out and the buzzer re-opens so someone else can STEAL the point.
  4. Then run general-knowledge rounds and eliminate the lowest score each round, until two are left.
  5. The last two play a head-to-head final — whoever has the most points takes the title.

Playing it

  1. Scan the QR, put in your name and your specialist subject, and take a chair.
  2. When a question goes up, hit BUZZ — first in gets to answer OUT LOUD.
  3. Get one wrong and you're locked out of that question while the others try to steal it.
  4. Survive the general-knowledge rounds (lowest score goes each round), then win the head-to-head final.

One credit runs one game — see pricing, or meet all nine games.