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🥇 SILVERWARE SORT

Five teams. Stack them, most titles on top.

Arguing with a count? The Record Books list the titles year by year.

Silverware Sort: Sports Titles Ranking Quiz

A daily ordering puzzle over real trophy cabinets. Five teams from one competition, and you stack them by how many titles each has actually won, checked against the same audited record books the rest of the site runs on. Covers the Super Bowl, NBA, World Series, Stanley Cup, college football and hoops, the English title, the AFL and the NRL.

Every fan can name the most decorated club in their league. Silverware Sort asks the harder question: can you put five of them in order? The gap between knowing the Yankees lead baseball and knowing whether the Dodgers or the Red Sox come next is where this game lives.

Five teams from one competition, a shuffled pile, and a ladder with the most titles at the top. Every count is counted straight out of the same audited record books the rest of the site runs on, across the Super Bowl, the NBA, the World Series, the Stanley Cup, college football and hoops, the English title, the AFL and the NRL.

How to play Silverware Sort, a free daily sports ranking trivia game

Reading the board's one competition and five teams

  • Read the board: one competition, five teams, one right order.
  • Building the ladder from most titles to fewest

  • Tap teams into the ladder, most titles at the top, fewest at the bottom.
  • Submitting for a green lock and a second try

  • Submit. Rungs you placed right lock in green, and you get a second try at the rest.
  • Scoring one point per rung across three boards

  • One point per correct rung on your final answer, fifteen points across the day's three boards.
  • Choosing the daily boards or unlimited mode

  • The daily boards are the same for everyone. Unlimited mode keeps dealing fresh ones.
  • Silverware Sort rules for ties, tries and the reveal

    Never facing a tied board

  • No two teams on a board are ever tied. Every board has exactly one right order, so a miss is a miss on the record, never on a coin flip.
  • Counting titles under the names our Record Books use

  • Counts follow the names as our Record Books and Name Them All write them: South Melbourne's flags and Sydney's flags are separate stacks.
  • Two tries before a board locks in

  • Two tries per board. The first submit locks your greens; the second is final.
  • Revealing every team's real count

  • The reveal always shows every team's real count, so you leave each board knowing the actual cabinet.
  • Silverware Sort walkthrough: a World Series board and an AFL board

    A World Series board topped by the Yankees

    A World Series board deals the Yankees, the Cardinals, the Dodgers, the Cubs and the Marlins. The top is a gift: 27 Yankees titles, then the Cardinals on 11. The bottom half is the game: Dodgers, then Cubs, then the Marlins with 2.

    An AFL board where three clubs tie on flags

    An AFL board will never hand you Essendon, Carlton and Collingwood together: all three sit on 16 flags, and tied teams never share a board. Same reason a Super Bowl board never deals the Steelers next to the Patriots.

    Silverware Sort tips for ranking title counts fast

    Anchoring the top and bottom rungs first

  • Anchor the ends first. The most decorated team and the clear minnow are usually easy; the middle rungs are where points die.
  • Watching for era name changes

  • Watch for era names. Eastern Suburbs and the Sydney Roosters are the same club but separate stacks here, and old-name entries usually carry the smaller count.
  • Treating a first miss as information

  • A first-try miss is information: your greens lock, so the second try is a smaller puzzle. Count what is left before you tap.
  • Reading the Record Books page for practice

  • Reading the Record Books page once a week is basically training camp for this game.
  • Silverware Sort FAQ: era names, ties and the WNBA

    What happens if two teams have the same number of titles?

    They will never appear on the same board. The board builder only picks five teams with strictly different counts, so the right order is always a fact, never a tiebreak we invented.

    Where do the counts come from?

    Counted row by row from the same audited champion tables behind our Record Books page, the ones verified season by season against the official record. No count on a board is typed in by hand.

    Why is the WNBA not in this game?

    Its history is real but young: there are not yet five different title counts to build an honest board from. The moment there are, it qualifies automatically.

    Is Silverware Sort free to play?

    Yes. Silverware Sort is free to play on DoUKnowBall, right in your browser. No download and no signup needed.

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