1. Singapur
15 points
4 wins · 3 draws · 0 losses
League report · 2 November 2026
Seven rounds, twelve players and a championship decided in the final head-to-head.
The pilot League turned the daily colour-code puzzle into a transparent competition. Every player prepared a code for an opponent, solved the opponent's code and earned points across seven rounds.
Singapur reached the final round in first place with 14 points. Bootello followed on 12, while Fernando was also in contention. The direct match between Singapur and Bootello therefore became the defining encounter of the season.
Both players solved their code in five attempts. The draw gave them one point each and took Singapur to 15 points: enough to become the first League champion.
15 points
4 wins · 3 draws · 0 losses
13 points
4 wins · 1 draw · 2 losses
13 points
4 wins · 1 draw · 2 losses
Julio finished ahead of Bootello on attempt difference. Fernando also ended on 13 points and completed all seven rounds without a loss, but the tie-break criteria placed him fourth.
The public League view keeps the rounds, pairings, codes and attempts available after each round closes. This makes it possible to study not only the standings, but also the deductions behind each result.
The first edition also revealed what to improve next: participation consistency, clearer division rules and a stronger structure for future promotion and relegation.