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Playing Letterlicious often? Try for the Champion of the Month!

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Can't play every day? Don't worry, monthly scores are the best 20 games per month.
This means you can continue to improve your score but not be penalised if you can't play as often as everyone else. If you play less than 20 you might still get on the leader board.

February 2025
	Rating	Highest Scorer	Score	Played^*
1	1919	Don M	7586	20
2	1932	AnnEliza	7560	20
3	1843	Sally	7508	20
4	1807	Susan	7497	20
5	1784	timmy	7493	20
6	1753	Fleurette	7448	20
7	1738	giulia	7432	20
8	1699	Simönchen	7420	20
9	1561	anson	7361	20
10	1454	Kurt	7319	20
11	1549	Jeannette	7238	20
12	1419	Miara	7237	20
13	1270	Miklós	7227	20
14	1467	Fuzzy	7192	20
15	1207	AndyRandy	7133	20
16		DocM	6842	20
17	1221	Secret Squirrel	5627	16
18		MCH58	4011	12
19	1872	just_a_bit_curious	3264	9
20	1847	Melanie	2464	7

*Might be more than 20 but only best 20 counted

"Rating" Explained

I am experimenting with a player rating system like the ELO in chess but suitable for single player games and comparing scores.

Your rating reflects your consistent relative performance across all puzzles you've played since Jan 1st 2025 (about 13 months as of time of writing) — Not just raw scores (since Letterlicous can daily difficulty), but how well you do compared to everyone else who tackled the same puzzle on the same day. (Needs to be 5 or more submissions).

For each day, scores are normalized (using average and standard deviation) to measure your standing in the field that day. This normalized performance is converted to an "effective score" (0–1 scale) via a smooth curve that slightly rewards top finishes more than linear placement. Your overall rating starts around 1500 for average performers and moves up/down based on these daily results (higher = stronger consistent skill).

I still have to figure out a daily scheduled database task to update the rating. Currently all puzzles finished count the same but other leader boards have ways to decay historical games to bias new ones. Your suggestions appreciated. None of this is fixed in stone (except the displayed rating while I do part 2)

Congratulations for completing so many games and being rated at all.

Feedback to me at andrew@str8ts.com