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Geek Bowl XII Comes to Boston on Saturday, February 17

Get ready for America’s biggest, live trivia event of the year! For the first time, Geeks Who Drink will host Geek Bowl XII on the East Coast. Geeks Who Drink run pub trivia quizzes at over 800 bars and restaurants all over the United States. With over 1,400 attendees and $20,000 in prize money on the line, Geek Bowl, will be held on Saturday, February 17, at Agganis Arena in Boston.

Everett-based Night Shift Brewery has assembled a team to try and outwit the other teams for a share of the prize money.

Geek Bowl offers the opportunity to compete for cash all while enjoying a few laughs, beers and live entertainment. Through pageantry, performance and multimedia questions, teams battle cash prizes and bragging rights, but mostly cash prizes. Geek Bowl has been held in Denver, Austin, Albuquerque and Seattle. Its 12th consecutive year marks its first foray east of the Mississippi.

To add to the spectacle, Geek Bowl will be bringing a little 90’s alternative music to the millennium with guests, Letters to Cleo! The famed alternative band will be playing sets between rounds as well as performing the famed music round. In addition to albums like Here and Now, LTC are known for the soundtrack to the film 10 Things I Hate About You and enjoyed a revival when Adam Scott’s character on NBC’s Parks and Recreation wore the band’s shirt for an entire episode.

Tickets are sold in groups of six and go on sale Wednesday, December 13th at www. geekswhodrink.com. For trivia teams, the price per team is $240 ($40 per ticket). There’s also a premier treatment for the “Very Entitled Geek.” Those tickets are $480 per team ($80 per ticket). The “Very Entitled Geek” package comes with priority seating up front and center, larger tables, a private bar and a swag bag! Spectator tickets are also available for $25.

“Teams come from all over the US and Canada for this, but we’ve been particularly anxious to host it in Boston since it has long been a hotbed for bar trivia,” said John Dicker, Geeks Who Drink’s Quizmaster-In- Chief.

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