Halfsies has four leaderboards: Today ranks each player's score out of 300 for the current day, This Week adds up the last 7 days, All Time adds up every day you have played, and Posse is a private 7-day board shared by everyone who enters the same 4 to 8 character code.
Four boards, one score a day, and a private table for your friends. Here is what each one is counting.
You make three cuts, the scale weighs both halves of each one, and you get a total out of 300. Then the game puts that number on a board next to everyone else who played the same three objects that day.
There are four boards, and they do not count the same thing.
Open the leaderboard from the title screen and you will see four tabs across the top.
| Tab | What it counts | Time window | Who is on it |
|---|---|---|---|
| TODAY | Your daily score out of 300 | The current day only | Everyone |
| THIS WEEK | Your daily scores added together | The last 7 days, counting today | Everyone |
| ALL TIME | Every daily score you have posted, added together | Since you started | Everyone |
| POSSE | Your daily scores added together | The last 7 days, counting today | Only people who entered your code |
Each tab shows the top ten. Your own row is highlighted so you can find it fast.
The Today board is the simplest. Everybody in the world gets the same three objects each day, so a 280 from you and a 280 from a stranger mean the same thing.
Your score is the sum of three cuts. Each cut scores the lighter half divided by the heavier half, times 100. Split a boot 48/52 and you get 92. Do that three times and you post 276. The full breakdown is in Halfsies Scoring Explained.
Two details are worth knowing:
About one run in ten ends with a bonus round worth up to 60 extra points. Can a lucky player jump over you?
On the Today board, no. The board is ordered by your cut score alone, the number out of 300. A bonus is shown as a second number on the row, like this: 276 +38 = 314. When any row has a bonus, a small note under the list spells it out: "cut score + bonus round = total ยท ranked on cut score".
So a 290 with no bonus sits above a 276 with a 38 point bonus, even though the second player walked away with more points.
These two boards add your daily scores together, so they reward steady play more than one sharp day.
This Week covers a rolling window of 7 days, counting today. The most any player could bank from cuts in that window is 7 x 300, or 2,100. A day you skip adds nothing, and one skipped day is hard to make up. A player who posts 250 seven days in a row has 1,750. A player who posts 290 on five days and skips two has 1,450.
All Time never resets. It is every daily score you have ever posted, added up. New players start at the bottom and climb one day at a time.
A posse is a private leaderboard. There are no accounts and no friend requests. A posse is just a code that you and your friends agree on.
Here is how to start one:
The Posse board works like This Week on a smaller table. It adds up each member's daily scores over the last 7 days and shows the top ten.
Some things to know before you pick a code:
This suits a family thread or a work chat. Share the code once and everyone just plays. There are more picks in daily games for a group chat.
You can type a name into the game and that is what other players see. If you leave it blank, the game gives you a stable one made of the word Slinger and five digits, such as Slinger48213.
Your hat, frame and badge show next to your name. Topping the daily board earns the Day Winner badge, and topping the weekly board earns Week Champion. The full list is in every hat, badge and blade.
More on the first habit is in 9 Halfsies tips to score higher. Today's three objects are waiting at the browser version, and it takes about a minute to post a score.
Four. Today ranks the current day's scores, This Week adds up the last 7 days, All Time adds up every day you have played, and Posse is a private 7-day board for people who share a code.
Open the leaderboard, tap the POSSE tab, type a code of 4 to 8 letters or numbers and tap RIDE. Give the same code to your friends. Everyone who enters it shares one board.
Not on the Today board. It is ranked by your cut score out of 300. Bonus points are shown next to it as a second number, so a lucky bonus cannot push another player above you.
No. Replays of past days are practice runs. They are never sent to the leaderboard and they do not change your recorded score for that day.