How the leaderboard works
Every finished race lands here: multiplayer races against friends and solo races against the ghost. A race is ninety seconds of puzzles rotating through push/fold, equity, pot odds, hand reading and finding the nuts. The list keeps one row per player, their single best race score, and ranks the top 100, with equal scores going to the more recent race. If you have raced, you also see where your own best run ranks, even outside the top 100. The list updates within about a minute of a race finishing.
Scoring, with an example
- A correct answer scores your current multiplier.
- The multiplier starts at ×1 and rises by one with every correct answer in a row, up to ×4.
- A wrong answer scores nothing and drops the multiplier back to ×1.
Five correct answers in a row score 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 4 = 14 points. Miss the next one and the streak resets, so the following correct answer is worth 1 again. The ×N figure beside a score is the best multiplier that run built up.
Frequently asked questions
- How is a race score calculated?
- Each correct answer scores your current multiplier, which starts at one and rises by one with every correct answer in a row, up to a cap of four. A wrong answer scores nothing and resets the multiplier to one. Nothing is ever taken away.
- Which races count towards the leaderboard?
- Every finished ninety-second race: multiplayer races against other players and solo races against the ghost. The ghost’s own scores are never listed.
- Why do I only appear once?
- The leaderboard ranks each player by their single best race score, so one great run counts and a bad one never drags you down. Ties go to the more recent race.
- Do I need an account to get on the leaderboard?
- No. Races are free and need no sign-in; you appear under the display name you race with.