Here at The Odds Factory, we have one goal every day – making our readers money. Sure, our daily picks from our team of experts and TomBox betting algorithm are nice. It’s certainly nice of us to deliver in-depth guides that teach you betting strategies and tactics you can’t find anywhere else. And it’s great that we help your betting dollars go farther with the best promotions across all the sportsbooks every week. But that’s just not enough for us.
That’s why we’re launching Run the Table, a game that rewards you for knowing sports trivia, with one winner taking home $100 every day. Turns out, your mom, wife, and therapist were all wrong – that baseball trivia clogging up your brain is not useless. It’s actually an amazing way to make money.
How Does Run the Table Work?
During each game, you will have 60 seconds to answer 6 sports trivia questions correctly. If you answer all correctly you are entered to win $100. The game awards the money to the person who answers all 6 questions correctly the fastest.
You can play up to 5 times per day. The process restarts every day at 3:33pm.
You will find leaderboards displayed on the homepage, and we will email winners for their Venmo accounts for payment. If there are any ties, payment will be split evenly amongst all winners.
What Kind of Questions Will I Be Asked?
Anything and everything in the wide world of sports. We have football trivia, baseball fun facts, and basketball questions about anything from who has the most all-time technical fouls to which TNT cast member appeared in a Disney Channel TV show. At Run the Table, we’ve got Olympics trivia, sports movie quotes, and questions about athletes who dated Kardashians. We even have questions about cricket, if you’re into that. Simply put, if it’s related to sports, we’ll be asking you about it.
What Does It Cost to Play?
One million dollars. Just kidding. Could you imagine? It’s free, just like everything we offer at The Odds Factory. You literally have nothing to lose.
What Do I Do Now?
Get off your ass and play today. You might just become the next Stump the Schwab.
