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Scorewit
Scorewit is a daily sports trivia game where you pick a sport and answer six fact-checked questions about historical matches and seasons, with the same new round for everyone each day.
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Scorewit offers seven daily sports trivia games covering soccer, Formula 1, cricket, American football, baseball and more. Each day a single round of six fact-checked questions is published for each sport and everyone receives the same questions. Answers are computed from open match data and independently verified before publish.
Play takes place in the browser with no account, cookies or tracking required, and optional reminders are explained in the privacy policy. After answering the six questions you can read the story behind every answer and follow source links. The site also maintains an archive so you can explore past rounds and historical queries.
How to play Scorewit
- Open Scorewit in your browser and choose one of the seven sports games.
- Start the daily round to receive six trivia questions for that sport.
- Enter your answer for the first question and submit it when ready.
- Proceed through all six questions in the same way until you complete the round.
- After finishing, read the explanations and source links provided for each answer.
- Return the next day for a fresh round of six questions across the sports you follow.
Tips for Scorewit
- Pick the sport you know best to improve your chance of getting more answers correct out of the six questions.
- Use the post-round explanations and source links to learn the context behind correct answers and prepare for future rounds.
- Add the site to your mobile home screen in Safari for one-tap access to all seven games as the site suggests.
- Explore the archive to practise with past rounds and familiarise yourself with the types of historical facts the game asks about.
Scorewit FAQ
What is Scorewit?
Scorewit is a browser-based daily sports trivia game where you pick a sport and answer six fact-checked questions per day; every player receives the same daily round. The site computes answers from open match data and independently validates them, then publishes the six-question round along with explanations and source links.
Is Scorewit free to play?
Yes, Scorewit is free to play in the browser and the site advertises no login, no cookies and no tracking. Optional reminders are available and are described in the privacy policy, but no signup or payment is required to play the daily rounds.
How many questions does each Scorewit round have?
Each Scorewit round contains six questions for the sport you choose, and you answer all six during the daily challenge. After you complete the six questions the site reveals explanations and source links for every answer.
When does a new Scorewit round come out?
New Scorewit rounds are published daily and every player receives the same six-question round for each sport on that day. The site states that rounds are updated nightly and computed from open match data before publication.
Can I play past Scorewit puzzles?
Yes, Scorewit provides an archive you can explore to view past rounds and historical questions. The site highlights examples from past events and seasons and offers links to explore history for each sport.
Do I need an account to play Scorewit?
No, you do not need an account to play Scorewit; the site explicitly says there is no login required. It also notes there are no cookies or tracking and that optional reminders are explained in the privacy policy.
Does Scorewit work on mobile devices?
Yes, Scorewit works in mobile browsers and the site includes instructions for adding the game to your home screen in Safari for one-tap access. It also advises using Safari first if you want to add the web app on some devices or browsers.
What do the explanations and source links show?
The explanations provide the story behind each correct answer and the source links point to the match and data sources used to compute the fact. Scorewit states that questions are computed from open match data and that full sources and licences are listed on the site.
