Every week, a tournament opens for all players. A sudden-death format, a global leaderboard, and seven days to climb to the top of the board.
The tournament isn't played in 3 phases: it's a solo sudden-death run. The same questions for everyone, in the same order, the furthest wins.
A single wrong answer and the run ends. You keep going as long as you answer right, and every correct answer brings you closer to the top.
The first run is free. The next ones cost a ticket, which you earn by playing. Only your best of the three counts toward the leaderboard.
Every player faces the same series of questions. No lucky draw: consistency and speed are what set players apart.
An unchanging weekly rhythm: one quiz a day, closing Sunday at midnight, results right after.
The tournament starts. Your first run is free, jump in as soon as it opens.
Play whenever you want within the window. Retry to improve your best score.
The leaderboard is locked. Your best run of the weekend sets your place.
The standings freeze and points are credited automatically — nothing to claim.
Points are credited automatically on the daily standings, down to the top 50. The higher you climb, the bigger the share.
The first run of each weekend is free. Tickets for the following runs are earned by playing, or bought in the shop with your points.
No. The tournament has its own weekly leaderboard, independent from ranked mode. Your ELO only moves in ranked games.
At closing, automatically: the standings freeze and the points land on your balance right after. There is nothing to claim.
Yes, up to 3 runs per weekend. Only your best score counts, so each attempt can only improve your position.
Join the live tournament, your first run is free.