BuzzIn.live is an online buzzer system for games. A host creates a game and receives a code, and players join from any phone or laptop without an app. The first buzz wins. Features include latency correction, a timer, teams, points, round mode, an early-buzz penalty, buzzer sounds, and support for up to 200 players.
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0BuzzIn.live is an online buzzer system for games. A host creates a game and receives a code, and players join from any phone or laptop without an app. The first buzz wins. Features include latency correction, a timer, teams, points, round mode, an early-buzz penalty, buzzer sounds, and support for up to 200 players.
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