Local fans of Jeopardy! are invited to put their knowledge to the test at a weekly bar league in Center City. The event, hosted by Geeks Who Drink and taking place every Tuesday from February 17 through June 2, challenges teams to answer questions on their phones during a two-hour game.
The format mirrors that of the popular quiz show, with categories, Daily Doubles, and a final round, all while keeping track of standings throughout the evening. To participate, teams can consist of up to six members and can do so for free.
Games run from 7 to 9 p.m. each week, providing ample time for fans to test their Jeopardy! prowess in a fun and competitive environment. Misconduct Tavern serves as the venue for these weekly events, located at 1801 John F Kennedy Blvd in Philadelphia.
For those who consider "Jeopardy!" more than just a passive viewing experience, this bar league offers a unique opportunity to engage with fellow fans in a lively and interactive setting.
The format mirrors that of the popular quiz show, with categories, Daily Doubles, and a final round, all while keeping track of standings throughout the evening. To participate, teams can consist of up to six members and can do so for free.
Games run from 7 to 9 p.m. each week, providing ample time for fans to test their Jeopardy! prowess in a fun and competitive environment. Misconduct Tavern serves as the venue for these weekly events, located at 1801 John F Kennedy Blvd in Philadelphia.
For those who consider "Jeopardy!" more than just a passive viewing experience, this bar league offers a unique opportunity to engage with fellow fans in a lively and interactive setting.
, can you imagine having a weekly quiz night where u get to show off ur knowledge of jeopardy! 
️ i think its such a great idea to have teams of up to six members too, that way there's always someone new to team up with or make friends with 
. and who doesn't love the competitive vibe? i'd def wanna check out Misconduct Tavern as the venue, sounds like a cool spot 
. i hope its not too hard to get in though, dont want anyone left out 
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. I'm definitely gonna check it out, maybe even find some new trivia buddies 
So what's the real issue here? Is it really about having fun or is it about politics... I mean, team size? Why can't we have a smaller group of 3-4 people like we do with our town hall meetings? Six members sounds like a bureaucratic nightmare! It's gotta be more efficient and less expensive for Geeks Who Drink to host these events. Plus, what happens when one person's all about the buzzer and doesn't listen to their team-mates? Is that a free speech issue or just poor communication skills? 
i wish i had the time to go but my schedule is kinda crazy rn. think its gonna be a great way for ppl to meet new people who share similar interests tho! and its in misconduct tavern which i've been meaning to try out anyway