Over / Under
Five stat lines
We put a number on the table, you call it high or low. Trust the gut — on this one it usually knows more than the long think does.
For example
Shohei Ohtani hit more than 50.5 home runs in 2024.
Answer:Over — 54.
New set every day
Statlete drops a new set every morning — Over/Under, Chain Link, Rank 'Em and Guess the Player. Everybody gets the same four, so you're all measured against the same day.
How it works
One set, the same for everyone, live for the day. It's the same conversation everywhere instead of an endless feed nobody shares.
Over/Under, Chain Link, Rank 'Em, Guess the Player — back to back, about five minutes. Then the Impossible Question, if you're feeling it.
Every day leaves you with a number. Your career average sets your tier and your place on the friend and global boards — and finishing all four keeps the streak alive.
The games
All four, every day, the same for everyone — so a good day is a good day no matter who you're up against.
Five stat lines
We put a number on the table, you call it high or low. Trust the gut — on this one it usually knows more than the long think does.
For example
Shohei Ohtani hit more than 50.5 home runs in 2024.
Answer:Over — 54.
Four hidden groups, three strikes
Sixteen names hiding four groups of four. Find the thread nobody else spotted and the whole board falls in about ten seconds.
For example
Find the link: Curry · Thompson · Green · Iguodala
Answer:On all four Warriors title teams, 2015 to 2022.
Five in order
Put five in order by whatever we ask. Close counts for plenty — but landing the exact order is the one you tell people about.
For example
Most career NBA points, most first: LeBron · Kareem · Malone · Kobe · Jordan
Answer:LeBron, Kareem, Malone, Kobe, Jordan.
Up to five clues
One mystery player, five clues, revealed one at a time. Call it off the first clue and you have earned the right to mention it.
For example
Clue 1: Drafted 199th overall.
Answer:Tom Brady.
Twenty seconds
Twenty seconds, one shot, all or nothing. Never required to finish your day — but the people who land it make sure everyone hears about it.
For example
Name the only player named Super Bowl MVP on the losing team.
Answer:Chuck Howley, Super Bowl V.
SportsIQ
Every day you finish produces a SportsIQ — one number for how the day actually went. Play enough of them and the average is the number that follows you around.
That average is what sets your tier, and it's what sits next to your name on the board. Two boards, in fact: everybody, and the one that counts — your friends. Same four games, same day, same conditions, so the comparison is real.
The streak has exactly one rule: finish all four. Do that daily and it keeps climbing — which makes a long streak the one stat nobody can luck into.
Friends
Today
Tiers runHall of Fame · All-Star · Starter · Rotation · Benchwarmer.
Written by hand
No scraped stat dumps, no generated filler. A small group of writers builds each day by hand, sweats the wording, and cuts the questions that are only hard because they're badly phrased. It's slower. It's the entire point.
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