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Robinhood Trivia Game: Earn $2 Million In Bitcoin And Dogecoin Rewards

By Carl Vogel

Robinhood Trivia Game

Robinhood is a trading platform that offers traders commission-free investing opportunities, the platform announced its plan to conduct a Robinhood Trivia Live game on Wednesday and Thursday, allowing players to earn up to $2 million worth of Bitcoin and Dogecoin prizes, creating a buzz over the network. The launch has become a hot topic of discussion in the crypto community many wondering how to play the game and earn exciting rewards. In this article, we’ll provide you with complete information about the game and how players earn massive rewards. 

Robinhood Trivia Game: Overview

The Robinhood trading platform has announced its plan to host a Trivia Game in its mobile application, delivering around $2 million worth of prizes in the form of Bitcoin and Dogecoin. The game is scheduled to be hosted on 05/03/25 and 06/03/25. With the news came, many thought it was a scam, but when the Day 1 contest ended, many users gained rewards, attracting more to the platform for Day 2. 

The Robinhood Trivia Game: Day 1 Contest Wednesday (05/03/25)

The Robinhood platform launched its Trivia game live on Wednesday. Let’s check what the game was all about. 

The US users who own a Robinhood account were allowed to participate in the Day 1 contest. The game began at 4:45 and players were delivered 12 multiple-choice trivia questions related to finance, economics, and cryptocurrencies and users were given 10 seconds to answer each question. The Day 1 contest offered $1 million worth of Bitcoin prices.

The game started with more than 392,600 players, however, it got reduced to 1,210 users when the final round arrived, creating a tough competition for collecting the massive Bitcoin rewards. The game was hosted by Scott Rogowsky, who began the game round by asking a simple question about Tesla, the Elon Musk-owned multinational automotive company, and Jerome Powel, the Chair of the Federal Reserve of the United States. 

Entering the third round, more than 230,000 players were evicted failing to answer the previous questions correctly. Since then the game has become more tough and challenging, the first question from the third round asked users to identify a stock ticker that was not included in the S&P 500 index, resulting in the eviction of more than 130,000 users. 

The fourth round started with 30,000 players and in this round questions on cryptocurrencies were asked. The first question was about the term HODL, followed by the total Bitcoin supply, and the year Dogecoin was launched. 

Reaching the 12th and the last question of the Day 1 contest, the host asked the remaining 1210 users to identify the largest IPO in 2024 by deal size. Of the massive 392,600 players, only 650 players answered all the questions, and each of them received a share worth $1,626 in Bitcoin. 

The Robinhood Trivia Game: Day 2 Contest Thursday (06/02/25)

The day 1 contest was a big success and many were keen to participate in Day 2, which is scheduled for 06/02/25. The Thursday contest is exclusive to subscribers of the trading platform’s premium service, Robinhood Gold. The contest will reward another $1 million worth of Bitcoin prizes and Dogecoin as well. However, the amount of Dogecoin rewards has not yet been revealed by the Robinhood team. 

To participate in the Day 2 contest, users must use the latest version of the Robinhood mobile app, which is available on iOS and Android download apps. Winners will be notified through the game app and email within five days of the contest and should claim their prizes within the next 30 days. The prize rewards will be based on the market prizes at the time of transfer to the winner’s account. 

Bottom Line

This is the first time a platform has launched a game that rewards winners with massive Bitcoin and Dogecoin rewards. Though many users believed it would be a scam, they were surprised when the platform actually delivered winners with Bitcoin rewards. Robinhood’s unique approach came after the SEC stopped ongoing investigation on the platform without pursuing any enforcement actions. Whether such events happen again or not still remains an answerless question, though many wish for such events to take place again in the future.

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