Best color memory by country
Each country’s score is the average of its top ten players’ best runs. Countries with fewer than five posters in the period are excluded so a single great player can’t lift a country to the top.🏆 The Color World Cup is on — fly your flag →← Back to the main leaderboard
- 🥇Canada11 players · 207 runs · top: ander dingus59.24/60Top-10 avg
- 🥈Germany20 players · 67 runs · top: Bibi59.17/60Top-10 avg
- 🥉India13 players · 28 runs · top: Archie58.98/60Top-10 avg
- 4United States11 players · 24 runs · top: Yatta56.61/60Top-10 avg
- 5Brazil11 players · 12 runs · top: pitucola55.29/60Top-10 avg
- 6Australia5 players · 18 runs · top: kiwi54.44/60Top-10 avg
- 7Türkiye6 players · 20 runs · top: otter64450.71/60Top-10 avg
How countries are ranked
A country’s score is the average of its top ten players’ best runs in the selected game and period — a depth measure, not a volume one. A country with two phenomenal players and nobody else won’t outrank one with ten solid ones, and a country with millions of casual players gets no advantage from sheer numbers. The five-player minimum exists for the same reason: below that, one outlier would be the whole ranking.
Country detection is automatic from where you’re playing — there’s nothing to set, and no account needed. Every variant keeps its own board because the score ceilings differ: a 45 in the classic five-round games means something completely different from a 45 in the endless Color Sequence. Use the filters above to switch between them, or see how individual players stack up on the main leaderboard. During the Color World Cup, the Flags board is where the bragging rights live.