Tetris Leaderboard for every mode

This is where the sharpest stacking on Tetris.now is recorded. Finish a run in any competitive mode and your result lands here automatically - Sprint and the other line-goal modes are ranked by the fastest time, while Marathon, Ultra and the score modes are ranked by the highest score. Every entry is checked for a plausible time, score and piece count before it is listed, so a place on this board is a place you earned.

Switch between the six seeded modes and four time windows below to see who is hot this week and who owns the all-time record. You do not need an account to appear - Guests post under a display name, and a free sign-in simply keeps that name reserved and carries your bests from device to device. The surest way to climb is not faster tapping but a flatter stack and fewer wasted pieces.

Ranked by highest score - Cascade is a scoring climb.

#Player Time Score ↓ PiecesModeWhen
1 Anonymous 7:00 129,899 257 Standard Oct 20
2 hakkkkdoggggggg 6:53 113,087 297 Standard Oct 15
3 hakkkkdoggggggg 6:53 106,687 301 Standard Oct 16
4 hakkkkdoggggggg 6:17 89,016 248 Standard Oct 14
5 ietjeuk 9:30 88,494 282 Standard Oct 18
6 Anonymous 6:39 68,017 247 Standard Sep 24
7 ietjeuk 10:07 64,699 246 Standard Oct 19
8 Anonymous 6:07 62,788 220 Standard Oct 20
9 burgerino 7:05 52,904 210 Standard Oct 13
10 Anonymous 4:53 45,697 192 Standard Oct 16
11 burgerino 5:41 40,753 167 Standard Oct 13
12 froggy 8:19 40,554 193 Standard Sep 30
13 DaughterofMADDIE 7:00 29,158 172 Standard Oct 14
14 Anonymous 3:25 21,938 135 Standard Sep 29
15 hakkkkdoggggggg 2:38 18,236 116 Standard Oct 15
16 dabongo 4:09 15,983 119 Standard Oct 13
17 burgerino 4:05 13,601 98 Standard Oct 13
18 FurbtastikGirl 6:08 5,863 76 Standard Oct 14
19 BlokLeader 2:38 2,510 50 Standard Oct 13
20 dabongo 1:11 2,152 40 Standard Oct 13
21 BlokLeader 2:22 1,073 37 Standard Oct 13
22 Špela 0:16 598 18 Standard Oct 2
23 hakkkkdoggggggg 0:14 454 20 Standard Oct 15
24 BananaBread 2:25 291 27 Standard Oct 13
25 FurbtastikGirl 2:05 284 24 Standard Oct 13
26 burgerino 0:10 249 13 Standard Oct 13
27 hakkkkdoggggggg 0:05 244 12 Standard Oct 15
28 123 2:49 218 28 Standard Sep 28
29 BananaBread 2:27 213 23 Standard Oct 13
30 Anonymous 7:40 1 298 Standard Sep 24

Inside the Cascade Tetris rankings

This board collects the best completed runs of Cascade Tetris. Cascade rewrites what happens after a line clears - A mode rated Chain-reaction on a 10 × 20 well. The current front-runner here is Anonymous with a score of 129,899 (in 7:00).

How places are decided

  • Sprint is ranked by time. Whoever clears the line goal in the fewest seconds sits on top, so tidy, decisive stacking wins the race.
  • The score modes are ranked by points. Marathon, Ultra and Cascade reward big line clears, back-to-back Tetrises and combo chains, so the highest total takes the crown.
  • Only completed runs count, and each result is checked for a believable time, score and piece count before it is listed.
  • Signed-in players hold a permanent name and sync records across devices; guests can still post a display name.
  • Flip between Today, This Week, This Month and All Time above to read recent form or lifetime bests.

What a strong Cascade result looks like

Numbers swing widely by player and seed, but here is a rough ladder to aim at:

Just startingFinishing a run at all is the win - Ignore the clock and the score for now.
Casual regularA steady, controlled run with only the occasional buried hole.
Getting sharpFlat stacking, frequent Tetrises, and very few wasted pieces.
Record chaserFast, clean, and almost error-free - Every I-piece becomes four lines.

The quickest way up this board is not frantic input - It is a flatter surface, smarter hold use, and turning single clears into full Tetrises.

Push for a higher rank

Leaderboard questions answered

How does the Tetris leaderboard rank players?

Each row is a verified, completed run. Sprint and the other line-goal modes are ordered by the fastest time, while Marathon, Ultra and the score modes are ordered by the highest points. Every entry is sanity-checked for a believable time, score and piece count before it appears.

What is a good Sprint 40 time?

It moves a lot with practice. A newer player might clear forty lines in three or four minutes, a comfortable regular lands close to a minute, and the quickest keyboard finishers blitz the goal in the fourteen to twenty second range.

Do I need to sign in to make the board?

No. Guests can post under a display name straight away. Registering keeps that name reserved and syncs your best times and scores across every device you play on.

How can I compare scores fairly with a friend?

Play the daily challenge or race in multiplayer. Both hand every player the identical piece sequence, so the result reflects stacking skill rather than a lucky bag.