How many people won the HQ $20,000 trivia game?
By Staff
How many people won the HQ $20,000 trivia game during Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl halftime performance? We got the answer right here.
During the Super Bowl halftime show, which featured performer Justin Timberlake, everyone’s favorite trivia app, HQ, held a round of the game with a whopping $20,000 prize.
It was the biggest prize HQ had ever offered, and when the game started more than 1.9 million were playing. That figure eclipses their previous record, just a month ago HQ was trying to break a million active players during their game and they nearly hit two million.
But with more players in the game, more winners could be splitting the pot. So with 1.9 million people enduring Scott Rogowsky’s awful jokes and puns, how many people won and split the pot?
168 people won the $20,000 pot, each walking away with $119.05.
Rogowsky also trolled the Prince hologram controversy by introducing a hologram of Prince… Charles.
Here are all the questions from the Super Bowl edition, which featured 15 questions instead of the normal 12:
Question 1: In the old saying, what keeps the doctor away?
Answer 1: An apple, a day
Question 2: Which of these is a common piece of playground equipment?
Answer 2: Monkey bars
Question 3: Which of these bottled water brands is headquartered in France?
Answer 3: Evian
Question 4: Which of these music artists has not performed on the Super Bowl halftime show?
Answer 4: Van Halen
Question 5: What is the scarlet pimpernel in the classic novel of the same name?
Answer 5: Flower
Question 6: What nickname is stamped on official NFL footballs?
Answer 6: The Duke
Question 7: Which alien race was created by sci-fi legend Douglas Adams?
Answer 7: Vogons
Question 8: Who is the only person to win both the Super Bowl and an Olympic gold medal?
Answer 8: Bob Hayes
Question 9: What hometown city of Charlie Parker is one of the birthplaces of bebop jazz?
Answer 9: Kansas City
Question 10: Which of these companies purchased the music startup Napster?
Answer 10: Best Buy
Question 11: The political practice known as gerrymandering is named for a governor of what state?
Answer 11: Massachusetts
Question 12: Which of these trees produces fruit called apples?
Answer 12: Cashew
Question 13: The sone of the first NBA slam dunk champion now plays for what team?
Answer 13: Los Angeles Lakers
Question 14: Which famous math equation remains unsolved?
Answer 14: Reimann Hypothesis
Question 14 was the savage question, narrowing the field from over 1,000 to 85.
Question 15: The inventor of the mood ring was also behind what ’90s fad?
Answer 15: Thigh Master
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