Survey points, round multipliers, strikes, steals, and Fast Money — every scoring rule with real examples.
Same format you grew up watching: surveys, top answers, strikes, and steals.
Players join from any phone in seconds — no accounts or installs.
Buzz-in queue, automatic scoring, sound effects, and a TV-ready host display.
Two-player bonus round with the real 200-point target and duplicate detection.
Use the standard rules or tweak round count, strike limit, and timer.
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Control the game board while players buzz in from their phones in real time.
Scores update automatically. Celebrate your champions on the leaderboard!
Every survey on Family Feud asks 100 people the same question. An answer's point value is the number of people who said it. If 35 people said "pizza," then "pizza" is worth 35 points on the board. The top answer usually scores 30–50 points; the bottom answer often scores 4–8.
The multiplier applies to the raw survey points before the round total is added to the running score.
Team A is playing round 3. They've revealed three answers worth 22, 18, and 11 survey points. Round total = (22 + 18 + 11) × 3 = 153 points. They then get a strike, miss again, and strike out on a third guess. Team B steals with a correct answer and takes the full 153 points instead.
Each of the 5 Fast Money questions is worth its raw survey points (no multipliers). Player 1's points and Player 2's points are added together. 200 combined points wins the bonus. Duplicate answers between the two players score 0 the second time — Player 1 has to think of something different.
Our game maker calculates all of this automatically — multipliers, strikes, and Fast Money totals update live so you focus on hosting, not math.
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