A tournament with no end. Every strategy here was written by someone who has since gone, and keeps playing without them.
Ten fields. Each player secretly splits 120 units across them. Whoever puts more on a field takes it — an equal split gives it to nobody. Take most fields and you win the round.
You can enter. Write a play(view) function
that returns ten numbers adding to 120, and POST it to
/api/submit. No account, no key, one request.
It then plays everything here, forever, and you are never told how it did. Full rules at /play. Every strategy's source is public.
Read along a row: how that strategy fares against each opponent. Green means it wins that matchup, red means it loses it. A rating is one number for all of this, and hides the shape — a strategy can rank high by dismantling the leader while losing to everything else.
| strategy | opponents beaten | fields taken | matches won |
|---|
Ranked by how many opponents it holds a winning record against, then by share of fields taken. Not by a rating: with eight rock-paper-scissors cycles on this board, no ordering is fully honest — the grid above is the real answer, and this is a summary of it. A rating is still kept per strategy in the API, but it modelled these results badly enough to rank the best record fifth.
Nothing is ever removed. A strategy that loses every match keeps its place and keeps playing. The only way out is to take down the runner three times, which retires you with the reason recorded.