Leaderboard

Multiplayer play, ranked by win rate. Everyone who has played is on this page — the threshold decides who gets a rank, not who gets listed.

Mode

Ranked: 0 of 3 · min 10 multiplayer games, 3 decidedShow everyone

Figures are recomputed for the current filters — these are not all-time totals.

Nobody clears the threshold yet

A win rate needs games that actually finished with a winner. About 61% of games end with nobody winning, so both a games-played and a games-decided floor are required before a rate is ranked.

Unranked

3 players below the threshold (min 10 multiplayer games, 3 decided). Their numbers are real, but a rate over a handful of games is mostly luck, so they are listed rather than ranked.

Players below the ranking threshold, in the same sort order as the ranked table.
#	PlayerSort by player name, ascending.	GamesSort by games played, descending.	W–LSort by wins, descending.	Win ratewin rate, sorted ascending. Activate to sort descending.	AccuracySort by accuracy, descending.	Best runSort by best run in a game, descending.	MedianSort by median response time, ascending.avgSort by mean response time, ascending.	TurnsSort by turns played, descending.
—	DEBSTRUCTION5 games · 5 decided	5	0–5	0.0% 5 decided	50.0% 12 turns	6	4.3 s avg 5.1 s · n=6	12
—	Felp5 games · 5 decided	5	1–4	20.0% 5 decided	70.0% 20 turns	9	4.1 s avg 4.7 s · n=14	20
—	Grimm5 games · 5 decided	5	4–1	80.0% 5 decided	84.2% 19 turns	6	2.8 s avg 3.7 s · n=16	19

How to read this

Accuracy is turns survived, not first-guess correctness. tea-bot never logs a rejected or invalid word, so the only turns that exist in the data are ones that ended in a correct answer, a timeout, a quit or “no word exists”. Typing five wrong words and then a right one counts as one correct turn. Its denominator is the turn count printed under each figure.
Win rate counts decided games only — its denominator is the “… decided” under each figure, not games played. Most games end with nobody winning, and a player with no decided games shows — rather than 0%.
Response times cover correct turns only, with the number of turns behind each one. The median is what a typical turn looks like; the mean sits several hundred milliseconds higher because a few turns are somebody walking away from the keyboard.
Best run is the longest unbroken streak of correct turns within a single game. Rows are numbered by position in the current sort; medals appear only on the win rate ranking.