One set of games. One champion.
Tournament mode turns a quick game into a proper evening: 5 or 7 random games, standings after each, a trophy at the end. And the rivalry record remembers who's really winning, for good.
How a tournament runs
- Step 1
Pick a rival
A friend on the same phone, or the bot on Easy, Normal or Hard.
- Step 2
Pick the games
5 or 7, drawn at random (favourites and unplayed games come up more) or chosen by you.
- Step 3
Play them back to back
Standings after each game show the leader, the track and the next game's rule.
- Step 4
Crown a champion
The trophy goes up as soon as one player can't be caught: 4 of 7, or 3 of 5.
The rivalry record
Type your names on the Players screen and every finished match between you is kept: overall, game by game, and your longest winning streaks. Swap sides and it's still the same rivalry.
- TonightThe play day so far, from 4 in the morning.
- This weekTonight and the six days before it.
- All timeEverything since your first match together.
On the result screen, one line tells the story: who leads overall, a winning run, or a first win at a game. Then Rematch is one tap away.
Tournament questions
Choose 5 or 7 games, random or picked by you, and a friend or the bot. You play them back to back with standings between games. The champion is crowned as soon as nobody can catch up.
Yes. Each tournament gives one free swap at the standings, and one more if you choose to watch a short video.
Every finished match between two named players, overall and game by game, with Tonight, This week and All time views and your best streaks. Bot matches have their own You vs Bot record.
A rivalry belongs to the pair of names, not the colours, so swapping sides keeps the same record. Change a name and a new rivalry starts; the old one comes back when you type the names again.