Belote leaderboard — global, friends and country rankings

Belote and Coinche each have their own leaderboard, because they reward different things. Switch between them at the top of the board; your position in one has no effect on the other.

The whole board is the default, but the interesting comparisons are usually narrower:

• Friends — you and the players you have added, so the table is people you actually play with;
• Country — one country at a time, and only countries that actually have ranked players are offered;
• Rank — show just the Experts, or just the Legends, by tapping a rank badge.

Filters combine, and your own position is always shown relative to the slice you are looking at.

Each row carries the player’s rank badge, their rank name, their record in that game, and their ranking points. The record counts ranked matches only, so it always lines up with the points beside it. Tap any player to open their profile.

You need a registered account and ten ranked matches in that game. Guests are rated from their very first match — you can watch your points and rank badge grow — but only registered players appear on the public board, so linking an account is what puts your name up there.

For the full detail on how points and ranks are calculated, read the ranking system guide.