What Is the 195-0 Max Score?
A perfect result holds all 195 territories, while losses are the difference between that maximum and the completed cabinet’s score. Reaching 195 requires an exceptional combination of appointments; this page records who reached the strongest verified totals, while the 195-0 scoring guide explains why one cabinet scores above another.
The board does not award a separate score for popularity, number of attempts, or an eye-catching nickname. It displays the result reproduced from the five-round action log. A high total therefore belongs to one complete cabinet rather than a single famous candidate.
Today’s Daily Challenge High Scores
Daily records belong to the current UTC date. Every player receives the same five locked rounds, so the ranking compares decisions made from identical candidate pools. Open today’s 195-0 Daily Challenge to build your cabinet before the next reset.
Only the strongest verified result for an anonymous device appears during that period. Replaying can improve a cabinet, but refreshing never changes the underlying briefing. When the UTC date changes, a new puzzle and a new Daily table begin together.
Classic World Draft High Scores
Classic records use an all-time period because every run begins with a fresh briefing and allows country or category respins. The board keeps the best verified Classic result for each anonymous device. Return to the 195-0 Classic game when you want another unrestricted draft.
The unlimited format rewards experimentation. You can wait for a more useful country-field pairing, compare unusual role assignments, and learn which open seat creates the most pressure. The all-time table records the best finished system, not the number of drafts needed to find it.
How 195-0 Leaderboard Tie-Breaks Work
Higher scores always rank first. When two cabinets share a score, the shorter verified completion time leads; if both values still match, the earlier stored result ranks higher. These rules reward decisive play without changing the cabinet calculation itself.
Completion time is measured for the signed run and checked during replay. It is only consulted after the scores match, so a carefully built 150-point cabinet always ranks above a faster 149-point result. Earlier storage provides a stable final order when both score and duration are equal.
How to Submit a Verified Score
Finish all five appointments, view the local result, and choose Publish. The server replays the signed action log, rebuilds every pool, and rejects altered runs, impossible picks, duplicate people, or duplicate roles before storing a result. Offline scores remain playable but cannot enter the public board. Before drafting again, study the five cabinet roles and strategy.
Publishing requires only a short public nickname; no player account is created. A successful entry links to a permanent share page showing the score and cabinet. If the leaderboard service is unavailable, the local result remains visible and the game can be played again without waiting for the database.