World Leaderboard

Scored games share one board. Each pays up to 100 pts a day: only your best run counts.

How the world leaderboard works

Ranked scores from different games add into the same total, so a run on Soccer Grid and a run on NHL Connect 4 count toward the same standing. You do not need an account to appear: earn a positive ranked score and it counts under whatever handle you are playing as. Games without a ranked score still count toward your plays and streaks, but add no leaderboard points.

How ranked games earn points

Each scored game pays up to 100 points a day and only your best run of that day counts. That is deliberate and it decides two things at once. A thirty second game cannot be replayed forty times for forty scores, so the board does not reward whoever had the most idle afternoon. And a long career sim cannot bury a quick daily puzzle, because both top out in the same place. What separates people on this board is how many different games they played well, not how many times they hit retry.

Four windows, and your own rank

Today resets for everyone at the same moment, midnight Eastern, so it is a straight race on the same set of daily puzzles. 7 Days and 30 Days are rolling windows rather than calendar weeks and months: they cover the last seven and the last thirty days ending today, which is the honest answer to whether you are climbing right now. All-Time is the running total and rewards turning up. Every tab lists the top 100, and your own rank card sits above it whether you are 7th or 4,000th, with how many players you are being measured against, because a rank with no field size behind it does not tell you anything.

Filtering by sport

The filter narrows the board to one sport's games and nothing else changes: same scoring, same daily cap, same top 100. It is there because the sitewide board is dominated by whoever plays the most breadth, and someone who only plays hockey deserves a table where that is the whole field. There is no per game leaderboard anywhere on this site, on purpose, because a hundred separate boards is a hundred places to be first at nothing.

Getting on the board today

The quickest way up is breadth. Pick a sport you know from the soccer, basketball, football, baseball, hockey or college sections, play the daily puzzles there, then try a few different scored games. Replaying one game cannot raise its contribution beyond the daily cap.

If you want to know what the games are actually built on before you start, The Record Books holds the champion tables the quizzes run on, checked against the official record, and What's New lists what shipped recently.