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Round Scoring Explained

Each round rewards accuracy, speed, and memory while discouraging brute‑force guesses. Here’s the exact rubric.

1. Factors

Attempts

Factor = 0.70k‑1 (k = number of guesses). One‑shot solves keep full value; each extra guess cuts points by 30 %.

Speed

Factor = e−0.05 t where t is seconds until your first perfect solve. Faster answers mean less decay.

Memory / Accuracy

Factor = 1 − u / 2 with u repeats of items already marked wrong. Re‑clicking locked items can zero this factor.

Partial Credit

Factor = c / 4 (c = most correct items found before time ran out). Even if you don’t finish, you still score proportionally.

2. Base score

Base = 100 × Attempts × Speed × Memory × Partial

3. Finish bonus

When you lock in the full solution, add 20 ⁄ rank. Examples: 1st = +20, 2nd = +10, 3rd ≈ +6.7. The bonus tapers as the leaderboard grows, so late solves gain only fractions of a point.

4. Final formula

Round Score = Base + Finish Bonus

Perfect, first‑try, under 5 s ≈ 100 pts. A 50‑guess spam‑bot ≈ <5 pts.

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