Public profiles and separate ranking systems make every score understandable: long-term world performance, monthly country competition, friend matches and ranked Battle Royale MMR.
The annual global leaderboard records the strongest qualifying public scores and displays up to five hundred players. It provides a longer competitive objective than a single match or monthly cycle.
The top three positions receive visible gold, silver and bronze medals. Clicking an account name opens its public profile with best score, country, equipped skin and current ranks.
Players can select a supported country in their profile. Public performance contributes to a country-filtered leaderboard that resets each month, allowing regional competition to restart regularly.
Country selection is sorted and displayed with a flag. The country skin can derive its dominant snake color from that flag.
Private games never enter the world leaderboard and do not award Gold. Their records remain visible only in the friends ranking for accepted connections.
The all-time private best can still contribute to the unique one-million profile badge, which moves to the current eligible record holder.
Battle Royale uses its own monthly ranked season. Placement and victories change MMR across Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Master, with divisions inside the lower leagues.
Master holds a maximum of one hundred players. Seasonal promotion and demotion compare leading Diamond competitors with the lowest Master positions.
AI opponents keep low-population public arenas active, but their elimination value is intentionally small and becomes unsuitable for farming at higher player scores. Private results, bot-heavy rewards and Battle Royale ranks remain separated. These rules help the visible leaderboards represent the game mode in which each result was earned.