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Monthly live event

ETT Quiz Show.
One winner.
$1,000 every month.

A live, monthly competition where ETT students race the clock on rapid-fire trivia and short SAT-style questions. Seven seconds per question. One mistake and you're out. The last one standing takes home the prize.

Live event · Monthly Format · 7 seconds per question Prize · $1,000 gift card
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Hall of Fame

Past winners. Your name could be here next.

No winners yet — be the first to claim a prize.

By the Numbers

What an event looks like.

$1,000
Gift card prize
7s
Per question
40–100
Rounds — scales with the field
1
Winner per month
12×
Events per year
The Flow

How a single event plays out.

From the announcement email to the winner getting paid, each event follows the same predictable rhythm. The round count scales with the field — a small show runs about 40 rounds, a 1,000-player night goes the full 100.

1
Announce
Email + in-app banner, RSVP opens
4,231 students notified
📧 ETT 🎉 ETT Quiz Show this Saturday — $1,000 prize
2
Lobby
Opens 30 min before, locks after the first question
847 players waiting
⏱ Locks in 00:32
3
Easy rounds
Warmup, common knowledge
"How many states in the US?"
✓ 50
847 → 632 alive
4
Medium rounds
Tougher trivia + quick SAT
"Which element has symbol Au?"
✓ Gold
632 → 178 alive
5
Hard rounds
Most players eliminated by here
"Capital of Australia?"
✓ Canberra
178 → 12 alive
6
Sudden Death
Brutal Qs until one stands
2 left
dancing-squirrel-42 vs brave-otter-9
7
Winner
Auto-emailed the moment it ends
🏆 dancing-squirrel-42
Winner email sent · $1,000 gift card
The Experience

One show, top to bottom.

These aren't mockups — every panel below is the real game UI, the same components you'll play on. Scroll through a show.

Doors open

The lobby fills.

Doors open thirty minutes before kickoff. Grab your seat, size up the room, and check what you're carrying — items get spent live, inside the questions themselves.

7 seconds

Read fast. Lock faster.

A three-second "get ready", then the question and the clock land together — nobody sees it early. Pick, panic, switch — whatever’s selected when the clock hits zero is what counts. And the clock lives on our servers, so nobody buys time.

The reveal

The cut is public.

Miss it and you’re out, on the board, with everyone watching. The reveal shows the right answer and exactly how many fell with you.

The room

Two thousand people, one chat.

Winners gloat, ghosts heckle, everybody types. Elimination announcements land in the feed the second they happen — spectating is half the show.

$1,000

One name on the podium.

Outlast everyone and the winner's email hits your inbox before the confetti settles. Your name goes up in the Hall of Fame — forever.

LIVE ETT Quiz Show lobby
Kicks off in 04:32 847 players · 2,103 watching

Use items during a question — one per question.

  • 1 Hint
  • 1 50/50
  • 1 Time Extender
  • 1 Auto-Answer
  • 1 Revive
ETT Coins

Earn coins studying. Spend them in the show.

Every item in the show is bought with ETT Coins, and every coin is earned by doing the work you're already here for. Earn on the dashboard, claim on the Rewards page, spend in the shop.

Earn coins by studying.

  • Finish a chapter 10
  • Keep a 7-day study streak 35
  • Leave feedback on a test up to55
  • Refer a friend who subscribes 280
  • … and many more!
See every way to earn

Claim them on Rewards.

Coins you've earned wait as pending on the Rewards page until you claim them. One tap moves them into your wallet — nothing is spent for you.

Open Rewards

Spend them in the shop.

The shop lives on your Quiz Show profile.

  • Hint 20
  • 50/50 35
  • Time Extender 20
  • Auto-Answer 70
  • Revive 90

Spending needs an active plan — earning doesn't.

Open the shop
The Winning Moment

When someone takes the prize.

The last player standing gets a celebration screen, an automated email with a one-click claim flow, and a permanent spot on the leaderboard. The whole monthly arc — anticipation, drama, payoff — closes here.

12
Rounds survived
$1,000
Amazon gift card
#1
of 847 players
Final standings · Monthly Quiz Show

Final standings

847 players
  • 🥇 dancing-squirrel-42 champion
  • 🥈 silly-fox-3 2nd · 11 rds
  • 🥉 brave-otter-9 3rd · 10 rds
  • #4 cosmic-rex-557 you 4th · 8 rds
  • #5 sneaky-turtle-19 5th · 7 rds
ETT Quiz Show <quizshow@ett.com>
2 min ago
🎉 You won the ETT Quiz Show
Congrats, dancing-squirrel-42 — you outlasted the whole field and took the win. The $1,000 prize is yours.

Edge Case

When everyone misses the same question.

Rare, but it happens. If every still-active player gets a question wrong on the same round, no one in that round is eliminated — the question is retired, a fresh one of the same difficulty replaces it, and the round retries. Players who were already eliminated earlier in the show stay out. The system handles it automatically.

Status panel
all participants see this
WIPEOUT

Everyone got it wrong.

All 312 active players missed.

No one out — swapping in a fresh question
0
eliminated
312
still alive
Fair Play

Why nobody can cheat their way to $1,000.

A $1k prize attracts smart cheaters. We've designed the format itself to make AI-assisted answers basically impossible — and added a few backstops on top.

Seven seconds is the wall.

Most AI tools take longer than seven seconds to read a question, generate an answer, and let a human paste it back. The clock is the primary defense — everything else closes loopholes.

The clock lives on our server.

Every window opens and closes on ETT's servers — the same approach modern multiplayer games use. Tampering with your local clock, your tab, or the page changes nothing the referee sees.

A second tab is the same seat.

One account is one player. Open the game twice and both tabs share the same pick, the same items, the same fate — there is no extra life in another window.

Items are refereed server-side.

One item per question and the per-show budget are enforced in the game engine, not in your browser. The interface only shows you what the referee already decided.

The last pick is what counts.

You can change your answer freely until the window closes. Each pick lands on the server with its response time — the record is the server’s, never the screen’s.

Chat is gated and moderated.

Rate limits and a profanity filter run on every message, and a report is enough to get a player pulled mid-show. The room stays loud without getting ugly.

FAQ

You may wonder…

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Entry is sharing one pre-filled post on Reddit, X, or TikTok and pasting the link back — that IS the ticket. No purchase anywhere in the flow.

When does it run?

Once a month, live. The countdown at the top of this page tracks the next kickoff, and entrants get an email about ten minutes before the lobby locks.

What happens when I get one wrong?

You're out — that's the format. Two exceptions: if EVERY remaining player misses the same question, nobody is eliminated and the round retries with a fresh question; and if you're holding a Revive when you fall, you get the offer to stay in.

What are the items?

Five: Hint, 50/50, Time Extender, Auto-Answer, and Revive. You can fire one item per question, with a per-show budget on top. The free kit covers your first show; more come from the coin shop — the Coins section above shows how you earn them and where to spend them.

What exactly does the winner get?

A $1,000 gift card. The winner's email goes out automatically the moment the show ends, and the claim details follow within 7 business days.

How long does a show run?

It scales with the field: about 40 rounds for a small show and up to 100 for a 1,000-player night. With the answer window and the between-round beats, that lands around 20 minutes on the small end and roughly 45 at the full hundred — rough estimates, and subject to change as we tune the format.

Can I just watch?

Yes — every show is open to spectators, chat included. Watching is also the best scouting you can do before your first entry.

What if I disconnect mid-show?

Rejoin from this page — your seat, your answers, and your items restore automatically. As long as you're back before your next answer window closes, you've lost nothing.

The Walkthroughs

Play it before it counts.

Both are the real game — same clock, same items, same elimination — with ETT Man guiding every step. The only thing missing is the $1,000.

The show, start to finish

~3 minutes · full round loop

Three questions against a full field: the countdown, the reveal, the tally, an elimination — the whole night in miniature, narrated as it happens.

Start the show walkthrough

Every item, fired live

~2 minutes · hands-on

Fire each item at a real question and watch what it does — strike two options, buy three seconds, meet the Revive. Learning by tapping, not reading.

Start the item walkthrough
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