Nobody1

Noble

Really impressive run, Alex. On most leaderboards you would have won. You should be proud of your results!

Some of the reports here sound like they really could be cheating if the stories are reliable. So for instance, if someone really did score 1.5 million in just 4 hours, that would seem to be cheating, since there has been no reliable method revealed here to score at a pace of nearly 400,000 per hour. But I haven't yet seen…

If there are 100 players per leaderboard, which is expected, there should be 1000 players left in the final stage.

This would actually be nice. Perhaps in future competitions, King could put mandatory cool down periods during All Stars after, say, each 18 hours of play. If they did it in a way that was fair to all, it could really make the tournament healthier without changing it that much and while still allowing King to make the…

If the top person there took 7 hours a day breaks, they would be scoring 6,747,000 ÷ 46 or about 147,000 per hour. A very reasonable pace, probably saving boosters and gold bars for the last stage. Definitely not anywhere near the highest scorer in this stage.

Sorry, I agree with your assessment. I was just pointing out that maybe the player isn't doing better as a strategy. It's entirely possible this player is capable of much more than 40 levels per hour but is hanging back to save boosters. But you are right about it being possible, and not as fast as some go.

Actually it looks like a very good player. Maintaining only about a million point lead is good strategy to save boosters for stage 6.

If that player at the top is smart, they will slack off a bit now, to save boosters and gold bars for stage 6. Only play when someone else is chasing.

200k is really the high limit, and honestly probably cannot be sustained. Morganleeoregon has stated that a good target is 180k per hour to be able to win. Also some levels definitely score better than others. Christinewupp has catalogued this, and if I remember right levels 4000-9000 tend to score better than the others.…

The best way to tell whether someone is a likely cheater is to just do the math on the score. If someone is not scoring more than 200,000 per hour, giving at least 4 hours for sleep each day, then it is a reasonable score that can be legitimately achieved and is probably not a cheater. So, for instance, in a 24 hour period…