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Tournaments and the Daily Duel

A tournament is a six-hour cycle on a rotating title. Three titles are live at a time, and the cycles are fixed to the clock โ€” everyoneโ€™s cycle starts and ends at the same moment, no matter when they joined.

  • Three attempts per player per cycle.
  • Only verified runs make the board. A score that has not been replayed yet shows as pending; one that fails the replay never appears.
  • When the cycle closes, the top players are recorded as winners and can claim their reward within 24 hours.

The board shows the cycleโ€™s remaining time, your rank, and how many attempts you have left. Past cycles are in Tournaments โ†’ History, and anything you have won but not collected is in Claims.

One attempt a day against a recorded rival โ€” a real run that a real player posted, replayed against yours. Beat their score and you win the duel.

It is not live: nobody is waiting for you, and you cannot lose because somebody else was faster to tap. Your opponentโ€™s run already happened.

A private room, made by you and shared as a link. Both players get five minutes on the same game. The best verified score wins. Rooms are one game and one round; make another to play again.

Everywhere on this page, the board is built from verified runs only. That is the whole reason CADINU replays runs at all โ€” a leaderboard that anybody can write to is not a leaderboard. See Fair play.