What is Rosh BeRosh?
Rosh BeRosh (Head To Head) is a real-time 1v1 Hebrew trivia battle: you and a real opponent race to type answers to open list-questions.
Updated August 17, 2026
Rosh BeRosh ("Head To Head") is a real-time trivia battle game by CleverGames. Every match is exactly 2 players — you versus a real human opponent, live.
There are no multiple-choice questions here. Each question is an open list-question in Hebrew, like "Japanese car manufacturers" — and you have to actually type the answers yourself.
How a battle works (the short version)
A match has up to 3 rounds, and each round starts with one question.
You and your opponent take turns typing answers from the list.
Each turn has a timer — answer correctly and the pressure passes to your opponent.
Run out of time on your turn? Your opponent takes the round.
When the reserve-question rule is active in standard turn-based games and a suitable reserve is available, clearing the whole first list shows “Question Cleared! A fresh question is coming…” and loads that one reserve in the same round, starting with the other player. If the rule is off, no suitable reserve is available, or that reserve list is also cleared, the round uses the normal draw result.
Spelling is forgiving: the game uses smart typo-tolerant matching, so a small slip of the finger usually still counts. Usually. We have all sent "ניסן" instead of "ניסאן" and lived to tell the tale.
Where can I play?
Rosh BeRosh is available on iOS and Android. It is an online game — matches, progress and rewards all live on the server, so you need an internet connection to play. The upside: your opponent is always a real player, never a bot.
Good to know: the questions are in Hebrew and cover everything — cars, geography, food, sports, culture. A broad head beats a deep one here.