October 13, 2026. Three objects, one cut each, weighed to the gram.
| Round | Object | Weight | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cut 1 | Gold Necklace | 180 g | STEADY HAND |
| Cut 2 | Flask | 260 g | QUICK DRAW |
| Cut 3 | Steak | 450 g | MIRROR DUEL |
Take your time. One clean cut. Five seconds. Draw. Your blade strikes mirrored. Aim backwards.
| Players recorded | 24 |
| Average score | 222 / 300 |
| Median | 230 / 300 |
| Best | 280 / 300 |
| Worst | 106 / 300 |
Nobody cut a perfect 300. An average of 222 means the typical cut split its object roughly 74/26 by weight.
Halfsies is the casual daily split-in-half cutting game. There is nothing to give away here: the objects are in front of you the whole time. The only hidden thing is where each shape keeps its weight, which is why the average sits where it does. If you want the reason, read why nobody has cut a perfect half.