You may already be running a trivia night with your friends/family/co-workers, and you can skip this section if you are. If not, here are some ideas on how to reach out, including:
1. Facebook. Ping your friends on Facebook, or post something on your wall looking for players. People are starved for entertainment right now, especially the kind that involves real people, so you may be surprised at how many people will want to play. The players I host currently tell me that quiz night is the highlight of their week.
2. Email your family/friends looking for players.
3. If you were running your trivia at a bar, reach out to the players. We have many customers running "Virtual" trivia nights to stay engaged, and in some cases charging money. One of our customers recently said "I am running a weekly virtual trivia night and charging a small fee for players to play. I am using the funds to help out my wait staff during this difficult time...".
Bottom line: There are MANY people out there looking for this type of entertainment. It's a way to connect and spend time with friends and family. Most importantly, it gives people some time to take their minds off the current situation.