Ballium — Daily NBA Trivia, Rare Answers Win

Seven NBA prompts a day — the same seven for everybody — 35 seconds each. Name any player who fits, and the rarer your answer, the further you run: a common name is a jog, a deep cut is a sprint.

Free to play7 prompts a day35 seconds eachDaily leaderboard
Daily NBA trivia Name a player who fits each prompt — rarer answers carry you further down the court.
Ballium — the official game

How to play

  1. 1
    Take seven prompts

    Each day everyone gets the same seven NBA prompts — players, teams, awards and more.

  2. 2
    One answer, 35 seconds

    Name any player who fits before the clock runs out.

  3. 3
    Rare answers run further

    Every answer moves you down the court — common names are a jog, deep cuts are a sprint, and each prompt hides one answer that pays the most.

  4. 4
    Climb the board

    Play free as a guest, or sign in to put your run on the daily leaderboard.

Score higher

Everyone names the star

The obvious superstar is the shortest run on the board — go deeper into the roster for real distance.

Old seasons count

Unless the prompt says otherwise, historical players are valid — retired role players are the big earners.

A jog beats standing still

When the clock is dying, any valid name is better than zero distance.

Same prompts for all

Everyone worldwide plays the same seven — the leaderboard is a straight comparison of trivia depth.

FAQ

Is Ballium free?

Yes — it plays free in the browser. Sign-in is optional and only needed to post scores on the daily leaderboard.

How many prompts per day?

Seven — one shared daily set of NBA prompts for every player.

Is Ballium affiliated with the NBA?

No — it’s an independent fan-made trivia game in the rare-answer genre.

What makes a high score?

Naming the rarest valid answer per prompt — role players and historical names outdistance the superstars everyone types first.