Puzzle #2 · Thursday, October 1

Four questions.
How close can you get?

One true number each. Guess, and see how close you got.

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Each question has one true number. Type your best guess and press Enter: it's in, and the next one's up. The closer you get, the bigger the trick, and five judges score your wave out of 10.

Every price comes from a published source, quoted and linked in the results. Photos from Wikimedia Commons. No clock: take your time. One scored game per device per day; replays are practice.

How to play

Four questions a day, the same for everyone, each with one true number. A new set rolls in at midnight Pacific.
Type your best guess at each: plain or shorthand, like 1,250, 40k, $3.5M or 2.5 billion. Press Enter and it's in, and the next one's straight up.
A guess scores by how many times off it is, either way: spot on is 10, 2× off (half or double) 7.0, 3× off 5.2, and 10× off or more 0. Every doubling costs the same, so being 2× off on $30 is as close as 2× off on $3 billion.
The whole heat is one wave, and every guess is a trick on it: the closer, the bigger. The card shows each answer and how far off you were; the results show where every answer comes from.
After the fourth, five judges score your wave out of 10: the average of your four guesses. Your first game on a device counts; replays are practice.

The trick each score earns
Score	Trick
10.0	Backflip or Air 360
8.5-9.9	Indy grab
6.5-8.4	Frontside air
4.5-6.4	Lip snap
2.5-4.4	Carve
0.1-2.4	Bogged turn
0.0	Big bobble

Ride the curve. When you finish, you'll see how your heat stacks up against everyone who played today.

Calm motion

Rides play without flips, spins, or tumbling, waves rise in place instead of rolling in, and the sea stays still.

No sign-up. We store only an anonymous, hashed device ID with your scores. Every price comes from a published source, quoted and linked in the results. Photos from Wikimedia Commons. Each photo’s author and license are under it. More in About.

Four questions.How close can you get?

Four questions.
How close can you get?