Sumo Ring
Shove everyone else out of the ring. Last one standing.
What is Sumo Ring?
Sumo Ring drops your entire crew into a circular arena where they collide, shove, and barge each other toward the edge. One by one players get bumped out until a single champion remains.
It's the most physical, chaotic way to crown a winner — a battle royale that plays out in seconds and gets the whole room shouting for their favourite.
How to play Sumo Ring
- Drop your whole crew into the ring.
- Players collide and shove until only one remains.
- The last one standing wins.
Loved by teams everywhere
“We use it to pick who demos at every sprint review. It's become the best 30 seconds of our week.”
“Ran it at our all-hands with 60 people on the big screen. The whole room was on their feet.”
“So much better than drawing names from a hat — the physics make everyone actually lean in and cheer.”
Frequently asked questions
How does Sumo Ring pick a winner?
Players are knocked out as they're pushed past the edge of the ring. The last one still inside wins.
Is there any skill involved?
None — the shoving is all physics, so it's a fair fight for everyone in the ring.
Do players need an app or account?
No downloads. The game runs on your big screen, and for the phone-based quiz games players simply open a link in their browser — no account, no install.
Can I use photos of my own team?
Yes. Add each player with a photo and Tombola automatically removes the background so everyone shows up as their own character in the game.
How many players can join?
Anything from a handful to a hundred. Tombola is built for everything from a small standup to a full company all-hands.
Is Tombola free to try?
Yes — you can start for free and subscribe when you're ready. See the pricing page for the current plans.