Lockdown Trivia

2.23 - Brian Irving

This Week:This season two finale of Lockdown Trivia features Brian Irving from Springfield, IL, USA. His expert categories are Nintendo, Marvel Comics, 90's One-Hit Wonders, & Dragon Ball Z.Sign-up for your own episode of Lock Down Trivia HERE!Get your Lockdown Trivia merchandise, powered by Guardian Proline, HERE!Like the show? You can tip the host with Venmo or CashApp! Tips are never expected, but are always appreciated. After all, trivia is more fun when beer money is involved!Rules:Players see a board in front of them with four categories and five questions of increasing difficulty in each category. The first question in each category is unlocked, but the subsequent questions require one, two, three, and four keys respectively to open. Players earn keys by answering consecutive questions correctly. If a player misses a question, I will take all of their keys. Players can only open questions for which they have a sufficient number of keys. If a player is in a pinch, they have five bonus questions available to them that can not break a streak or hurt them, but will give them an extra key each if they answer them correctly. A perfect score in Lockdown Trivia is 25 points.

2.22 - Jeremy Goodson

This Week:This episode of Lockdown Trivia features Jeremy Goodson from West Chicago, IL, USA. His expert categories are Star Wars Fantasy Football, Video Games, Pop Punk from 1995-2005, & MMORPG's.Sign-up for your own episode of Lock Down Trivia HERE!Get your Lockdown Trivia merchandise, powered by Guardian Proline, HERE!Like the show? You can tip the host with Venmo or CashApp! Tips are never expected, but are always appreciated. After all, trivia is more fun when beer money is involved!Rules:Players see a board in front of them with four categories and five questions of increasing difficulty in each category. The first question in each category is unlocked, but the subsequent questions require one, two, three, and four keys respectively to open. Players earn keys by answering consecutive questions correctly. If a player misses a question, I will take all of their keys. Players can only open questions for which they have a sufficient number of keys. If a player is in a pinch, they have five bonus questions available to them that can not break a streak or hurt them, but will give them an extra key each if they answer them correctly. A perfect score in Lockdown Trivia is 25 points.

2.21 - Sara Callori

This Week:This episode of Lockdown Trivia features Sara Callori from Redlands, CA, USA. Her expert categories are Physics, 90's Nickelodeon, Cult Movies, & Musicals Geography.Sign-up for your own episode of Lock Down Trivia HERE!Get your Lockdown Trivia merchandise, powered by Guardian Proline, HERE!Like the show? You can tip the host with Venmo or CashApp! Tips are never expected, but are always appreciated. After all, trivia is more fun when beer money is involved!Rules:Players see a board in front of them with four categories and five questions of increasing difficulty in each category. The first question in each category is unlocked, but the subsequent questions require one, two, three, and four keys respectively to open. Players earn keys by answering consecutive questions correctly. If a player misses a question, I will take all of their keys. Players can only open questions for which they have a sufficient number of keys. If a player is in a pinch, they have five bonus questions available to them that can not break a streak or hurt them, but will give them an extra key each if they answer them correctly. A perfect score in Lockdown Trivia is 25 points.

2.20 - Matt Lamia & David Kantorski

This Week:This episode of Lockdown Trivia features Matt Lamia & David Kantorski. Their expert categories are Major League Baseball Post-1980, 1980's One-Hit Wonders, 1990's Alternative Rock, & Movie Before & Afters.Sign-up for your own episode of Lock Down Trivia HERE!Get your Lockdown Trivia merchandise, powered by Guardian Proline, HERE!Like the show? You can tip the host with Venmo or CashApp! Tips are never expected, but are always appreciated. After all, trivia is more fun when beer money is involved!Rules:Players see a board in front of them with four categories and five questions of increasing difficulty in each category. The first question in each category is unlocked, but the subsequent questions require one, two, three, and four keys respectively to open. Players earn keys by answering consecutive questions correctly. If a player misses a question, I will take all of their keys. Players can only open questions for which they have a sufficient number of keys. If a player is in a pinch, they have five bonus questions available to them that can not break a streak or hurt them, but will give them an extra key each if they answer them correctly. A perfect score in Lockdown Trivia is 25 points.

2.19 - Ben McGhiey

This Week:This episode of Lockdown Trivia features Ben McGhiey from Springfield, IL, USA. His expert categories are The Bible, Kanto Pokemon, Texas Hold'Em, & Batman Villains.Sign-up for your own episode of Lock Down Trivia HERE!Get your Lockdown Trivia merchandise, powered by Guardian Proline, HERE!Like the show? You can tip the host with Venmo or CashApp! Tips are never expected, but are always appreciated. After all, trivia is more fun when beer money is involved!Rules:Players see a board in front of them with four categories and five questions of increasing difficulty in each category. The first question in each category is unlocked, but the subsequent questions require one, two, three, and four keys respectively to open. Players earn keys by answering consecutive questions correctly. If a player misses a question, I will take all of their keys. Players can only open questions for which they have a sufficient number of keys. If a player is in a pinch, they have five bonus questions available to them that can not break a streak or hurt them, but will give them an extra key each if they answer them correctly. A perfect score in Lockdown Trivia is 25 points.