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U.S. trivia players gather in Huber Heights
More than 100 Buzztime trivia players from 18 states are expected to descend on the BW3 in Huber Heights (7875 Waynetowne Blvd., Huber Heights; (937) 237-7771) for Triviapalooza, a player-planned event in which trivia buffs will go head-to-head to see whose knowledge will reign supreme.
For those not familiar, Buzztime, Inc. is an interactive entertainment company that produces and distributes interactive games for restaurants and bars. This Triviapalooza event was created and organized completely by Buzztime players through the company’s dedicated players’ Web site according to a representative for Buzztime. Reps from the trivia company will be onhand at the Huber Heights BW3 to help kick off the weekend’s festivities by sponsoring a happy hour on Friday, August 15th.
The three-day event will also include a charity auction benefiting Adventures In Movement (AIM) for the Handicapped, Inc., a national non-profit organization that helps children and adults with special needs.
“Triviapalooza is social networking at its finest,” says David Tolle, a Buzztime player and the event organizer from Huber Heights. “Most of our participants have known each other for years through playing interactive Buzztime games at various bars and restaurants. Our players span the nation, from California to Florida. We are excited to meet each other in person for the first time. We look forward to competing together to determine the ultimate trivia champion.”
The Triviapalooza event is free and open to the public to attend and participate in. For more information, visit www.buzztime.com. For more on Buffalo Wild Wings click here.
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By JETS
August 14, 2008 12:31 PM | Link to this
To get into Triviapalooza, you first have to find the Sergeant-At-Arms, so ask for BOTFLY. Then, you must use the passphrase “You dropped something.”