The leaderboards rank real players over the last 7 days, 30 days, 12 months or all time, by hours, points, points per minute, wins, win rate, MVPs, matches, rating and streak. Every calendar month is also a season. The player with the most hours that month is the season champion, and every champion goes into the Hall of Fame.
The leaderboards
| Board | Ranks by |
|---|---|
| Most played | Hours played in the period. |
| Most points | In-game points scored in the period. |
| Points per minute | Points divided by play time, for players with enough hours in the period to be fair. |
| Most wins | Team matches won. |
| Best win rate | Wins as a share of decided team games, for players with 10 or more. |
| Most MVPs | Times top scorer of a match with 2 or more players. |
| Most matches | Matches played. |
| Top rated (Elo) | Rating, all time, for players with 5 or more rated games. |
| Longest daily streak | Most days in a row with some play, all time. |
Pick the period at the top of the page. Only real players count: bots are filtered out, and aliases are counted under their main name so nobody appears twice.
Monthly seasons
Each month’s season page has the champion (most hours) and standings for points, wins, MVPs, clans, servers and maps. When a month ends, the champion is announced on the activity feed and added to the Hall of Fame. Past seasons stay online, one page per month.
Other rankings
- King of the Hill: the most-played player of a whole week earns this achievement.
- Rising, returning and regular players: newcomers who play the most, veterans coming back, and the longest streaks still going. See Exploring the stats.
- All-time records: crowds, matches, scores, streaks and marathons on the records page.
- Clan rankings and server rankings have their own pages. See How clans work and Server rankings.
Questions
Why am I not on the leaderboard?
Some boards have a minimum, like 10 decided games for win rate or 5 rated games for rating. Hidden or deleted names, and aliases, are left out.
Which time zone do seasons use?
UK time. A season runs from the first to the last day of the month.