RNGdle Today: Latest Saved Leaderboard

For the daily game, “today” starts at 00:00 UTC. That may be a different clock time or date where you live. The original game allows one official roll per person each UTC day. Practice rolls in this site’s sandbox do not use that chance.

This leaderboard shows numbers players rolled during one UTC day. As more people play, the order can change. The time above the table tells you when this ranking was saved, so you can judge how current it is. If a new ranking cannot be saved, the previous one remains visible with its original date and time.

The table shows the top 20 entries from a saved public ranking of 100. Each row gives the position, rolled number, EP, and player's display name. That is enough to compare the results shown here. It does not list every roll made that day, so a missing player or number may simply be outside the displayed top 20.

Different players can roll the same number. With the rules documented here, that number matches the same badges and receives the same EP each time. The player's name does not change the score. Their leaderboard positions can still differ because rank describes where each entry appeared in a particular saved list.

Two different numbers can also share an EP total. Badges are scored from the number's mathematical and digit patterns, and different combinations can add up to the same value. A tied score does not mean the numbers have identical badges. Use the EP checker to see the badges behind either result.

For a wider comparison, the rarity page ranks every number from 0 through 1,000,000. It shows which scores are possible across the whole range. This daily board answers a different question: which high-ranked rolls appeared in the saved player results for one day.

Start with the UTC date and time above the table; they tell you when this ranking was saved. Then read each entry’s rank, roll number, EP and display name. If the date is earlier than today in UTC, the page is showing the latest available older ranking with its original time intact.

RNGdle starts a new leaderboard day at 00:00 UTC. The saved time is later than that reset and shows when this particular list was recorded. A date can be current while the ranking is still hours old, so use the printed time when comparing it with what you see in the game.

Positions can change as new rolls arrive. Two lists saved on the same day may show different players at the top. A saved list records the ranking at its printed time; it does not claim to be the final result for the day. If the next update fails, this page keeps the older list and leaves its date unchanged.