Daily Leaderboards

Today's top scores.

How this works

Everyone playing a given mode on a given day gets the same five teams, so the scores on each board are all from the same round. The boards reset when the new games go live at midnight Eastern.

Each mode has its own board, because the scores aren't comparable across them — the modes draw from different pools of teams, and USA Daily deliberately scores more harshly since its whole map is one continent.

The Q1–Q5 columns are each guess scored out of 100, before multipliers — the same numbers you see on your own results screen. The multipliers then apply to reach the total: questions 1 and 2 count once, question 3 twice, and questions 4 and 5 three times each. That is why the last two questions usually decide the board. Since everyone played the same teams, you can read straight across and see exactly where someone above you pulled ahead.

There are no usernames, because there are no accounts — nothing on this site asks who you are. Your own row is highlighted if you make the top ten, and your rank is shown underneath either way. Scores are kept for 30 days and then deleted.