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Quiz tournaments players finish on their own time

A Prepin tournament is a quiz competition that stays open for a set window, such as 24 hours. Players take it whenever suits them and are ranked by score, then by speed.

Students in a library, on a bus and at home competing in the same quiz on their phones
  • Open for hours or days
  • Optional time per attempt
  • Score, then speed
  • Closes automatically

Competition without a shared clock

Live games need everyone online at once. Tournaments do not. Set when the window closes, share the link, and players take part from class, home or the bus. The leaderboard updates as people finish.

Fair rankings

Add an optional time limit per attempt so nobody can spend hours looking things up. Equal scores are separated by completion time, so the fastest correct player wins. When the window ends, the tournament closes on its own.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a quiz

    Any quiz you own works.

  2. 2

    Set the window

    Choose when it closes and an optional limit.

  3. 3

    Share the link

    Players join whenever they like.

  4. 4

    Crown a winner

    Ranked by score, then speed.

Who uses it

Schools

Weekly house or year-group competitions outside lesson time.

Remote teams

Fun challenges across time zones.

Communities

Fan quizzes and study-group challenges.

Questions about Timed tournaments

How are ties broken?+

By completion time — the faster player ranks higher.

Does the host need to stay online?+

No. The tournament closes automatically when the window ends.

More features

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