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TikTok Will Give Away $500,000 as Part of Live Trivia Challenges

From Feb. 22-26, the social media app is giving away cash during a John Wick 4 promotion.

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TikTok tests out trivia.

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If you're still looking to fill the hole in your life left by HQ Trivia, TikTok is stepping up. At least for a few days. From Feb. 22-26 you can compete in live trivia challenges in the app each night for a chance to win part of a $500,000 prize pool.

The limited promotion, sponsored by Lionsgate and John Wick: Chapter 4 ahead of the film's March 24 release date, will feature a live host asking questions about "everything from lifestyle and sports to music and beauty (and yes... John Wick)," TikTok said in a blog post Thursday.

You can register for the trivia event starting today, Thursday, by searching #TikTokTrivia in the app or clicking the trivia widget in your "for you" feed. To win, you must be at least 18 years old and correctly answer every multiple choice question in a round. Those with no wrong answers at the end of the night will split that day's prize money. The $500,000 pool is spread across all the nights.

TikTok seemed to leave the door open for more events like this in the future.

"We are in the early days of developing TikTok Trivia as we continue to introduce more ways to connect and engage on TikTok Live, and we're eager to listen to feedback from the community to continue to enhance the experience," the blog post says.