Resets at 00:00 IST
The board turns over on India time, not your local midnight. A new day means a new seed and a return to Daily 1 regardless of how far you climbed yesterday.
Daily reset · 00:00 IST
The Daily Challenge archive
Revisit every board, inspect the escalating targets and see exactly who owned each day’s shared draft.
The day’s scorecards
Three boards, escalating targets
Pulling the scorecards from the archive…
How the ladder works
Twelve, thirteen, then the Crown
Each date and stage share a seed. Your open roles and earlier choices can change which draws are eligible. Daily 1 asks for 12 wins, Daily 2 for 13, and the Daily Crown for 14. Playoff wins count.
Clearing a stage unlocks only the next one, and only for that calendar day. There is no way to skip ahead by posting an enormous score on Daily 1 — a 15-win opening run still leaves you starting Daily 2 from the beginning. Each stage draws its own spins from the day’s seed, so the second and third boards are genuinely different selection rooms rather than a retry of the first.
Before you start
What to know about the Daily
Progress lives in your browser
There is no account. Your stage unlocks, streak and Crown cabinet are stored locally, so switching device or clearing site data starts a fresh cabinet.
The archive keeps the context
Past boards stay browsable above, which is what makes a good run legible: not just the score, but how far the field got on the same spins.
Older days used a harder ladder
Challenges from before the Crown rules landed ran on a four-stage 13/14/15/16 ladder. The archive shows each day against the targets that actually applied to it.