Are you a sports trivia junkie? If you are Triviafix.com will be your perfect addiction.
Two sports trivia junkies, Marc Tobin and Dani Waxman, created a site where you can pass all your free time defending your position as the most knowledgeable sports junkie around. The site is powered by its users, meaning you can submit trivia questions and also sports news. There is a ranking system, that is team specific, say your ranking on Red Sox trivia, then ranking on a general level, your knowledge or the league. You can create a team, adding the members you choose and submitting questions for them, or you can challenge a buddy of yours. This site creates a sports fans community dedicated to staying on top of the latest trivia. Let the fun and competition begin!
Triviafix.com In Their Own Words
“We take our sports trivia very seriously here at Yasmine Partners inc. So seriously in fact, we knew it was about time serious sports trivia should be fun. That is exactly the approach we took in shaping the TriviaFix website with all the best Web 2.0 technology available.
Electronic sports trivia has been around a long time but this is the first leap into making the passion come to life in a socializing, networking, participating stadium full of wired enthusiasts. We have
developed TriviaFix as a leading edge sports trivia enthusiast’s Internet community where the members drive all aspects of the site, including submitting and answering questions, influencing scoring and ranking, and determining which comments and news stories are most popular. We will continually strive to make your site the most current it can be.”
Why Triviafix.com It Might Be A Killer
This site is a killer because it has all the best functions of an interactive site, rankings, community networks, submitting information and videos. A sports trivia addict can spend all day challenging his/her friends and test their knowledge. The site is easy to use and is clearly divided by types of sports and teams.
Some Questions About Triviafix.com
This site is perfect for the All American sports trivial fan covering the most popular American sports, but what about some of the less popular sports, like lacrosse? Without a soccer section no one outside of the United States will be interested in using the site. I wonder if there are any plans to expand the site to appeal to an international audience. I they expand maybe I can how my Brazilian soccer team Flamenco is doing. 
