
boxscore
Easy to play trivia about future sporting events
boxscore launched on January 17, 2020 with 2 votes.
What it does
Free and easy to play sports trivia game about events happening in the future. Compete against both the crowd and your groups of friends with the same inputs. Play multiple sports and leagues in one place.
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