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The board turns over on India time, not your local midnight. A new day means a new seed and a return to Daily 1 regardless of how far you climbed yesterday.
Revisit every board, inspect the escalating targets and see exactly who owned each day’s shared draft.
Today's live challenge — the board moves with every submitted run.
Pulling the scorecards from the archive…
Everyone who plays on a given day receives the same seeded selection sequence, so the board compares decisions rather than luck. The three stages escalate: Daily 1 asks for 12 wins, Daily 2 for 13, and the Daily Crown for 14.
Clearing a stage unlocks only the next one, and only for that calendar day. There is no way to skip ahead by posting an enormous score on Daily 1 — a 15-win opening run still leaves you starting Daily 2 from the beginning. Each stage draws its own spins from the day’s seed, so the second and third boards are genuinely different selection rooms rather than a retry of the first.
The board turns over on India time, not your local midnight. A new day means a new seed and a return to Daily 1 regardless of how far you climbed yesterday.
There is no account. Your stage unlocks, streak and Crown cabinet are stored locally, so switching device or clearing site data starts a fresh cabinet.
Past boards stay browsable above, which is what makes a good run legible: not just the score, but how far the field got on the same spins.
Challenges from before the Crown rules landed ran on a four-stage 13/14/15/16 ladder. The archive shows each day against the targets that actually applied to it.