Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers
Texas lemonade-stand law, legal swords, a filibuster of oyster recipes, a dead man elected senator and lost nuclear codes.
Sneak peek
- In 2025, Donald Trump ordered that the Defense Department also be called what? The Department of Freedom · The Department of War · The Department of Winning · The Ministry of Defense Easy
- In 2025, the US Mint stopped making which coin because each one cost nearly 4 cents to produce? The Chuck E. Cheese token · The dime · The nickel · The penny Easy
- Running for president in 2020, Kanye West got roughly how many votes nationwide? About 2 million · About 6.6 million · About 12 million · Under 100,000 Medium
- In 1974, during an energy crisis, the US tried year-round daylight saving time. How long did it last? Five years · It's technically still the law · Less than a year · Until 1986 Hard
Answers stay hidden — no spoilers for your crew.
Difficulty mix
How to play
- Listen to the host read the question.
- Tap (or type) your answer before time runs out — no take-backs!
- Right answers score points; faster answers score bonus points when speed bonus is on.
- Team vote: huddle on your phones, majority rules, captain breaks ties.
About Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers
Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers is a history trivia pack with 41 questions covering greatest hits, history, laws and politics, rated PG-13 (teen & up). Texas lemonade-stand law, legal swords, a filibuster of oyster recipes, a dead man elected senator and lost nuclear codes.
The difficulty mix is 10% easy, 59% medium and 32% hard, so it suits a regular bar trivia crowd. You get 36 multiple choice and 5 true or false questions. That is enough for 4 rounds of 10, and no-repeat tracking keeps them fresh for your regulars.
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History →Play Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers in three steps
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1Open a game night
Pick a pack on your phone — a QR code appears.
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2Everyone scans
Friends scan the QR code (or type the game code at tipsyrounds.com) and pick a name. No app, no sign-up.
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3Play & keep score
Questions pop up on every phone; scores update live.
FAQ
How do I play Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers at a bar or party?
Tap “Play this pack”, then put the QR code where everyone can see it (on your phone, a printout or a TV). Players scan it with their phone camera and answer on their own phones — no app, no sign-up. TipsyRounds runs the timer, reveals the answers and keeps score; teams can share one phone.
How many questions are in Greatest Hits 6: Laws, Loopholes and Lawmakers?
41 questions. Most bar trivia rounds use 10 questions, so pick how many to play in the builder — the rest stay fresh for next time.
Can I see the answers before the game?
Answers are hidden on this page so nobody can study up. During the game the host phone shows each answer when it is revealed.
Is it free?
Yes. Hosting, every game and every pack are free, and players never pay or sign up.