CurryillionGameA daily test of basketball instinctFOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME
Play Curryillion, a daily basketball trivia game where less obvious answers earn more points. Name NBA players and teams that fit each question. How close can you get to 1,000?
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Each Curryillion Game challenge has 10 NBA trivia questions. Answer each one with a player or team that fits the prompt.
Check exactly what the question asks. A player’s team, an award, or a particular season may determine which answers count. If the prompt names a season, use that season rather than today’s roster.
After a short reading countdown, you have 30 seconds to enter your answer.
Type your answer and select Shoot. Your first accepted answer ends the round, so choose before you submit. If an answer isn’t accepted, you can try another while time remains.
If you’re stuck, select Pass to move on. Passing or running out of time scores zero for that question, but you can still complete the remaining rounds.
Curryillion is an NBA quiz where several answers can fit the same question, but they don’t all earn the same points.
Each accepted answer has a preset value of 10, 25, 45, 70, or 100 points. Less obvious correct answers receive higher scores, so remembering a name beyond the usual stars can pay off.
These values are set for each question. They don’t change based on what other players submit.
Your score also determines the move shown on the court:
| Points | Basketball move |
|---|---|
| 10 | Bank shot |
| 25 | Fadeaway |
| 45 | Three-pointer |
| 70 | Power dunk |
| 100 | 360 alley-oop |
The animation follows your answer’s score. You don’t need to aim or time a shot.
Every question has a 100-point answer. Find one in all 10 rounds to finish with 1,000 points.
Once an answer is accepted, its score is final for that round. You can review the higher-scoring alternatives afterward, but you can’t replace your answer to increase your total.
Review your Curryillion answers to see which players or teams you missed and how many points each answer was worth.
Select Answers after a round to see every accepted answer for that question and its point value. Compare your choice with the higher-scoring options, or check what you could have submitted if you passed or ran out of time.
The board only reveals the completed question, so you can review it before moving on without seeing the next round’s answers.
On the results screen, select Answers to revisit all 10 rounds. Open a question to review its accepted answers alongside your result.
Look for players or teams you overlooked. A familiar name in an unexpected category can be worth remembering for your next challenge.
A new Curryillion NBA quiz becomes available at 00:00 UTC on scheduled days. Everyone playing the same date receives the same 10 questions.
Your progress saves automatically when browser storage is available. Return using the same browser on the same device to continue an unfinished challenge or view your completed score.
Leaving the page doesn’t pause an active question’s timer. Clearing the site’s stored data removes your saved progress, and saves don’t transfer between browsers or devices.
Yes. You can play Curryillion Game online for free in your browser. You don’t need to create an account, enter payment details, or download an app.
Your answer must match an accepted player or team for that question. Check the spelling and any conditions in the prompt, such as the season or team. A name that seems relevant may not fit the exact question.
If you think a valid answer is missing, use the question’s feedback controls to flag it.
Player names appear in many questions, but some prompts ask for teams. A question can have several correct answers, each with its own score. Your task is to choose a less obvious answer that fits, rather than identify one hidden player from clues.
Use the feedback controls after a round or while reviewing your results. Select the reason that best describes the problem.
Your feedback flags the question for review. It doesn’t change the answer board or your score during the challenge.
No. Curryillion Game is an independent basketball trivia website. It is not affiliated with the NBA, its teams, Stephen Curry, or curryillion.com.
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