Good moments to use it
Where elimination game earns its place
- Run standing elimination quizzes with large classes
- Track who is still in during retrieval or revision rounds
- Use it for tutor-time competitions and low-prep energisers
Elimination Game
Free elimination game for the classroom. Keep track of who is still in, spotlight remaining players and run survival-style quiz rounds without student devices.
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Elimination Game FAQ
Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.
How does an elimination game work in class?
Students all begin in the round and are marked out after incorrect answers until one player or team remains.
Can I use this for names rather than teams?
Yes. You can paste in individual student names and tap players in or out as the round progresses.
Why use a digital elimination tracker?
It reduces admin, makes the remaining players visible instantly and keeps the pace high during survival rounds.
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