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Colorado's trivia night, since 2010.

A locally owned live trivia company, run day to day by Ben Grodsky and Vic Jackson. Trained hosts, fresh questions every week, free to play.

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A team laughing over their answer sheet at a This Is A Clue trivia night
Founded in Denver
2010
Venues every week
17
Colorado cities
7
Trivia nights hosted
10,000+

Our story.

This Is A Clue has run live trivia in Colorado since 2010. The formula has always been the same: good questions and a host who knows how to run a room.

More than 10,000 nights later, we are locally owned and operated, and we write every question fresh each week: three rounds, 30 questions, with a picture round, local references and a mix of culture, sports, science and history, written for a room that loves to think.

Our hosts are the reason regulars come back. We hire people who read a room, keep the pace and make the newest table feel as welcome as the team that has been there every week for years.

The people behind it.

This Is A Clue is owned and operated by Ben Grodsky and Vic Jackson. They run the company day to day, shape the questions and show up in the rooms across Colorado.

Want to run the room yourself? We are always meeting new hosts.

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Built for every player

Some players love to listen. Some like to see it on the screen. Plenty want both.

So we build our trivia that way: every question goes up on the TVs and gets read out loud by your host, with pen and paper on the table and room for the whole team to chip in.

We care about trivia night being a night out for everyone, and that includes members of our community with disabilities. If something would help you play, tell your host or drop us a line. We'll make it work.

Does your organization support, employ, or serve individuals with disabilities?

We'd love to donate a hosted trivia night: our host, our questions and a full night of trivia, to bring your community together or raise money for your work.

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Your first night.

Here’s how a game goes, start to finish.

  1. Show up

    Get there 15 to 20 minutes early to grab a table and name your team. No reservation, no sign-up.

  2. Meet your host

    A live host runs the night out loud. Questions go up on the screens and answers go on paper.

  3. Play three rounds

    Thirty questions across three rounds, including a picture round. Plan on about two hours.

  4. Win stuff

    The top three teams take home prizes from the venue, and a clever answer can earn a half point.

Need a team? Pull up a chair at Team Table and meet your team at the game.

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