How it works
Nothing here is discretionary. The formula is published, the formula is applied, and the record is kept.
Scoring
Every competition publishes its scoring formula on the competition page before entry opens. The formula is arithmetic applied to recorded performance - not a judgement, not a draw, and not a weighting that anyone can adjust after entries are in.
A typical formula looks like this:
| Base score | Points earned during the run |
|---|---|
| Time factor | Bonus applied for completing under the target time |
| Accuracy factor | Multiplier derived from successful actions divided by total actions |
| Penalties | Fixed deduction per invalid action, stated in advance |
| Tie-break | Fastest completion time, then fewest invalid actions. Never a draw or coin toss. |
Once a competition is live the formula cannot be changed. If a formula contains an error, the competition is voided and all entries are returned in full rather than scored under altered rules.
Entry
[State your entry model explicitly and completely. If entry is free, say so. If there is a paid entry, state the amount, what it covers, whether it is refundable, and whether a free alternative route of entry exists. If your model includes a free entry route, describe exactly how to use it and confirm that free entrants compete on identical terms for identical prizes. This section carries real legal weight in several countries - do not leave it vague.]
The challenge is identical for everyone
Within a single competition every participant receives exactly the same challenge, in the same configuration, with the same parameters. There is no shuffling, no randomised layout, no variable difficulty and no draw. Two people who play identically score identically.
This is not a detail. It is the reason the outcome is determined by skill, and it is what keeps the platform outside the definition of a game of chance.
Prizes
Each competition publishes its prize table before entry opens: what is awarded, to which placings, and in what form. Prizes are awarded strictly according to final ranking.
Full conditions - eligibility, verification, claim period, delivery and tax responsibility - are in prizes and eligibility.
Results and disputes
Leaderboards publish when a competition closes. Every entry keeps a full input record, so any participant can request a replay of their own run. Disputed results are re-scored from that record by the published formula. We do not resolve disputes by discretion.
Eligibility
Participants must be 18 or over and resident in a territory where we operate. We do not accept entries from territories where we cannot lawfully run competitions; the current list is in the competition rules.
Last reviewed September 2026.