FootbillionGame

Footbillion Game

The obvious answer gets you on the scoresheet. The forgotten one wins the match.

Seven rounds of football trivia. Name a correct answer, chase the deep cuts, then challenge a friend to beat your score.

Play the starter quiz

Free · No signup · Association football / soccer

10 pts50 pts100 pts

Know the game. Find the unexpected.

7 rounds25 seconds per answerUp to 700 pointsStarter edition
Ready for kick-off?0 / 700 points25s

How deep does your football knowledge go?

Our first edition has seven fixed questions about European club and international football. Replay to learn the less obvious answers.

Scores are our editorial difficulty ratings, not live player popularity. This is an independent version with its own questions and rules.

What is Footbillion?

Footbillion is associated with a football quiz format where the less obvious correct answer earns more points. It rewards the names you remember after the superstars: a forgotten winner, an unexpected club, a historic national team.

If you found it through a football Krillion or soccer Krillion clip, the idea will feel familiar. This site offers an independent starter quiz; it is not the game shown in the 6ixYardBox videos and is not connected to other Footbillion websites.

How to play

  1. Read the prompt and its date range.
  2. Type one valid answer within 25 seconds.
  3. Bank 10–100 points for a correct answer.
  4. After seven rounds, compare your total with a friend.
Read the rules and scoring →

A few things to know

Is Footbillion Game free?

Yes. The starter quiz is free in your browser, with no account or download.

Is this the official Footbillion?

No. This is an independent fan-made quiz at footbillion-game.com. We are not affiliated with other Footbillion sites, Krillion or 6ixYardBox.

Can I play more than once?

Yes. Replay the seven starter questions as often as you like. This edition does not yet rotate daily or offer a separate unlimited question bank.

How is a rare answer scored?

Each answer has a fixed editorial rating: 10, 25, 50, 75 or 100 points. These are estimates of difficulty, not measured answer frequencies. The answer list and source are shown after each round.