🇲🇽 Mexico ⏱️ Bullseye leaderboard
Stop the moving cursor dead centre. This page is the Mexico chapter of that contest — live standings on the rankings page.
Every country produces its own style of fast, and Bullseye — a test of interception timing — is where Mexico's players prove theirs. Duels played from Mexico feed the national ELO table, flag 🇲🇽 attached.
How the Mexico Bullseye ladder works
Bullseye rounds appear inside ranked duels, so your Mexico standing here is powered by ELO: win duels — including their Bullseye rounds — and your national rating climbs. Measured distance from centre, so this is interception timing: your brain has to compute where the cursor will be when your tap lands, not where it is when you decide. That 100–200 ms gap between decision and contact is the entire game.
Country detection is automatic — play from Mexico and your results carry the 🇲🇽 flag. No signup, no forms: an editable auto-nickname holds your record.
How to play Bullseye
- A cursor sweeps back and forth across a target zone.
- Tap to freeze it — one tap, one chance.
- Distance from dead centre is your score.
- Closer than your opponent takes the round.
Climbing tips
- Tap when the cursor is slightly before centre — you're aiming where it will be, not where it is.
- Watch two full sweeps to absorb the rhythm before committing.
- Keep your eyes on the centre line, not on the cursor — let it come to your crosshair.
Full strategy, scoring detail and FAQs live on the Bullseye game page.