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Read the clue.
Country, competition, year. Type a single name that fits and shoot before the 25-second clock dies.
Footbillion
The daily football rarity quiz. Seven shots. The quieter the name, the bigger the score.
Today's puzzle · 2026-11-15Points000
Goals0/7
Shot1/7
THE RARE GROUND✦ ✦ ✦
FOOT ★ BILLION
Warming the pitch…
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THE MATCH PLAN
Remember one name. Make it count.
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Trust the quieter name.
A correct answer is worth 40 to 150. The obvious pick sits at the bottom of that range.
40 — 150
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Come back tomorrow.
Finish all seven shots, copy the scoreline, and return after midnight UTC. Practice never touches the streak.
WHAT IT IS
What the Footbillion game is
Footbillion is the free daily football rarity quiz you open in the browser. One Footbillion clue asks for one name. The answer everyone shouts still counts, and a Footbillion score for that name is the least. The full-back, the backup goalkeeper, and the city that hosted a single match are where Footbillion pays.
The Footbillion game is fan-made. If you searched for the footbillion game, foot billion, futbillion, or footbilion, this is the one. A Krillion-style football quiz is a fair description of a round, and Footbillion is not affiliated with Krillion or any creator. The clues, the scores, the pictures, and the sentences in Footbillion are not borrowed.
You can play Footbillion with nothing to install and no account to open. Friends on the same UTC day see the same seven clues in the Footbillion game, and a practice board is there when you want a second round that does not count. The official Footbillion page stays free. There is no paid board behind the daily Footbillion game.
HOW A MATCH GOES
How to play Footbillion
A daily Footbillion quiz
The daily order in Footbillion is fixed: a player, a club, the wider game, then that pattern again, and a player to finish. Practice in the Footbillion game can lock one topic. The daily Footbillion clock starts when you kick off, and a reload or a language change does not stop it.
A correct name in a Footbillion quiz is worth 40 to 150. From 120 up, Footbillion treats that name as rare. Seven perfect shots total 1050. A one-letter slip that points at exactly one name can be confirmed without spending the Footbillion shot.
Play Footbillion by reading the clue once, then typing the quieter name you can stand behind. The loud name is rarely the best Footbillion price. A Footbillion football quiz does not ask you to list a squad, a starting eleven, or every club in a season.
Each Footbillion quiz gives you 25 seconds and a single accepted spelling. Accents and capitals are folded away before the Footbillion check. If the clock dies on an empty box, that Footbillion shot is a miss, and the next clue still arrives.
The full rules for the Footbillion quiz are on the how-to-play page.
SCORING
How the Footbillion quiz scores
The official Footbillion ladder
40 to 60 is a hot name, and the stand barely gets up. 70 to 110 is a familiar face. 120 to 130 is quiet. 140 to 150 is mythic, and the pitch shakes. A miss or a timeout sits the crowd back down.
The official Footbillion numbers start as an editorial prior: the name people reach for first is low, the one they forget is high. Once a clue has enough correct answers, Footbillion maps that real mix back onto the same ladder and snapshots it at midnight UTC, so a match already in progress does not change price. Until the sample is large, the official Footbillion score stays.
A finished match sticks a card in the official Footbillion album, from the sofa referee up to the foil sticker. Climbing higher keeps the cards below it. You can also copy a boast for the group chat, and a finished daily match can take a seat on today's Footbillion terrace.
The official Footbillion score is the same ladder for every player that day. A hot pick and a quiet pick can both be correct, and only the quiet one moves you up a Footbillion terrace. Footbillion does not sell hints, skips, or a second clock.
A FEW TIPS
Leave the poster name alone
A daily Footbillion round rewards the second name you remember, not the one printed largest in the clue.
- The loudest name in a Footbillion clue is usually the 40. If you still remember a second person, write the second person.
- Accents and capitals are folded away. A common short name in Footbillion, Kane or Messi, usually lands.
- Do not sit on an empty box. A Footbillion timeout is zero. A quiet name you are sure belongs on the list is still a Footbillion score.
- The official Footbillion archive starts on 14 November 2026, launch day. Answers wait until that day is over. If you want the list, use the archive, not a refresh of today's Footbillion quiz.
FAQ
Footbillion FAQ
The official Footbillion FAQ below is the short version of the rules. The daily Footbillion board above is the part you play. Nothing here names today's answers.
What is Footbillion?
Footbillion is a free daily football rarity quiz you play in the browser. Each match is seven shots. You read a clue and type one name that fits. Famous answers still score. Names fewer people reach for score more.
How do you play a match?
Play seven clues in order — player, club, the wider game, then that pattern again — with 25 seconds and one name per shot. One accepted name is enough. You do not have to list a whole squad.
How does scoring work?
A correct name scores 40, 50, and so on up to 150, and a rarer name scores more. The obvious pick sits at the bottom of that range. 120 and above is a rare hit. Seven answers at 150 would total 1,050. The reaction also changes with the score: a hot name gets a small cheer, a mythic one shakes the stand.
What if the clock hits zero, or the name is wrong?
A wrong name or a timeout scores nothing. You can still open the accepted list for that clue during the match. Reloading, switching language, or leaving the tab does not pause the clock. A one-letter slip that points at exactly one answer can be confirmed, and that confirmation does not spend the shot.
When can I see the answers?
Footbillion answers for a day go up after 00:00 UTC, when that day has ended, and not before. During the match, a wrong shot or a timeout still shows the names accepted for that clue. The answers page and the archive list them only after rollover. Today's puzzle page shows the clues and hides the names. The archive starts on 14 November 2026, the launch day. Earlier dates are not puzzles.
What is the difference between the daily match and practice?
The daily match is one shared board that changes at midnight UTC; practice is a separate board that does not count. Only a finished daily match extends the streak and can sit on that day's terrace. Practice can lock a topic.
Do I need an account?
No. The streak, the sticker album, and the sound setting stay in this browser. If you sit on the terrace you pick a nickname. That name and the score are stored for the leaderboard. There is no login.
Is Footbillion affiliated with another quiz?
No. Footbillion is an independent fan-made game, including if you searched for the footbillion game, foot billion, futbillion, or footbilion. A Krillion-style football quiz describes how a round feels, and Footbillion is not affiliated with Krillion or any creator. The clues, the score table, the pictures, and the copy are ours.
The same answers live on the FAQ page. Past puzzles. Footbillion answers.
Why play Footbillion
The Footbillion football quiz at a glance
People play Footbillion because a round fits in a few minutes and still asks for a real memory. The daily Footbillion clues change after midnight UTC, so tomorrow is a new set rather than a replay. You can leave a Footbillion game half finished only in the sense that a timeout spends the shot. Coming back later the same day continues that same daily Footbillion board.
A Footbillion football quiz is built for one player. There is no room code and no opponent waiting on another phone. Share the scoreline if you want, then let someone else play Footbillion on their own screen. The result grid does not list the names, so a boast does not hand over the Footbillion quiz.
Come back for the next daily Footbillion quiz after the UTC midnight rollover. The archive keeps finished days, and today's names stay off this page until the day is over. That is the whole loop: play Footbillion, keep the quieter name, and leave the poster on the wall.