🇰🇷 South Korea reaction time leaderboard
A national ELO ladder built from real 30-second duels — reflex, precision, memory — with the live standings on the rankings page.
National pride, measured in milliseconds: the South Korea leaderboard ranks every player competing from South Korea by ELO — the same rating system chess uses, applied to reflex duels.
How the South Korea ranking works
blocks.pw runs one ELO rating per player, sorted into national tables. Win a ranked duel and your rating rises — more if the opponent was stronger; lose and it falls. The South Korea table simply ranks everyone competing from South Korea, so it always answers the only question that matters locally: who, right now, is the fastest in the country.
Country assignment is automatic: play from South Korea and the site detects it from your connection (IP-based, no forms, no GPS). Your flag 🇰🇷 appears next to your nickname on every leaderboard you touch — national and world.
How to get on it
- Open a ranked quick match from South Korea — the game detects your country automatically.
- Play duels: best-of-5 rounds across nine mini-games, 30–40 seconds each. Every result moves your ELO.
- Check the live rankings — your nickname and 🇰🇷 flag appear alongside your rating.
- Defend it: ratings are earned per duel, so the ladder shifts every day. Solo world records (Sprint, Tower, Survive) count separately, per game.
No account, no signup — an auto-generated nickname (editable) carries your rating. The whole thing is free; the only thing at stake is national standing.
South Korea rankings by game
The biggest national communities get per-game pages — every mini-game's own South Korea ladder:
Neighbours in Asia
Rivalry scales: once you've settled South Korea, the neighbours' tables are right there.