How to Play NBAQuiz

Overview

NBAQuiz is a free online basketball quiz with 10 rounds per game. Each round uses one of five formats — trivia, arena recognition, contract estimation, salary comparison or peak season guessing. Questions cover current stars, all-time greats and every NBA franchise.

Play solo to beat your personal best or face a real opponent in real-time multiplayer. Both players see the same questions, generated from a shared seed for fair competition.

Step-by-step guide

1. 1
   Choose solo or multiplayer

   Tap Solo to play alone or Multiplayer to face a real opponent in real time. If no one is found within 30 seconds, a bot opponent joins automatically.
2. 2
   Trivia round — 4 choices

   A multiple-choice question about NBA history, records or culture appears. Select one of the four options before the timer runs out. Questions span current rosters, legendary careers, championships and statistical milestones.
3. 3
   Arena round — identify the venue

   A photo of an NBA arena is shown. Identify which franchise plays there from the available options. Seat colours, court designs and distinctive architectural features are your clues.
4. 4
   Contract round — slide to guess the value

   A player and their team are shown. Drag the slider to estimate the total contract value in millions of dollars. The closer your guess, the more points you earn.
5. 5
   Salary round — pick the higher earner

   Two players appear side by side with their annual salaries hidden. Tap the one you believe earns more this season. Both figures are revealed after your pick.
6. 6
   Peak season round — guess the year

   A player's record season stats are shown (points per game, assists, MVP…). Drag the slider to estimate which year that peak took place. The correct year and full context are revealed after you answer.

Scoring

Tips to score higher

• For contract sliders, max deals cluster around $200–250M — supermax contracts are the ceiling.
• Arena photos: look at court colour and logo design — each franchise has distinctive branding.
• Peak season: most NBA primes fall between ages 25 and 32 — use the player's career timeline as a guide.
• In salary rounds, role players on recent extensions can earn more than you expect — don't assume stars always win.