Cumulative points from all 5 games. Each game can reach 1,000 points. Perfect Brain Day bonus = 500. Weekly prize winner must play at least 5 days.
Every daily game can earn up to 1,000 points: Wordlio, Numbly, Quizly, Speedly and Solario. Complete all five on the same day and unlock the 500 point Perfect Brain Day bonus. Your total lifetime score puts you on the All-Time leaderboard, while Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly leaderboards give newer players a shot at the top.
Weekly prize rule: all points count, but the weekly prize winner must complete at least 5 different days. A player can lead with 3 or 4 huge days, but they still need a fifth played day before the Saturday 11:59 PM New York deadline to be prize eligible.
Switch between All-Time, This Week, This Month and This Year using the tabs at the top of the table. Weekly leaderboards reset every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Monthly resets on the 1st of each month. Yearly resets on January 1st. The All-Time tab never resets — it shows total cumulative points since you first played. Top-3 finishers on weekly and monthly leaderboards earn a permanent spot in the Hall of Champions on the homepage, regardless of where they sit on the all-time chart.
Consistency beats intensity, but big days still matter. The weekly winner is decided by total weekly points, as long as the player has completed at least five different days. Use the Daily Pack to complete all five games, chase Perfect Brain Days, and use the Lounge to watch who passes you.
Wordlio tracks milestone moments players care about: First Perfect Day, 5-Day Qualifier, Weekly Top 100, Speed Demon, Solitaire Master, Wordlio Genius and Comeback Player. The Lounge highlights live rank movement, rival gaps, Saturday final-day pressure and prize eligibility so the weekly race feels alive.
Mystery weekly prizes begin when the weekly leaderboard reaches 500 participants. At 1,000 participants, the weekly winner receives a $200 gift card. Prize levels may increase at each additional 1,000 participants, with caps and final prize terms at Wordlio's discretion. Read the prize rules.
Wordlio leaderboards rely on honour-system play. We don't fingerprint or block multiple devices, but we do detect and remove obvious automation, identical-time submissions and impossibly perfect runs. Display names that contain hate speech, slurs or attempts to impersonate other players are removed. The leaderboard is meant to be fun — keep it friendly and we won't have to police it.