• What a Sync Is
  A sync is when multiple players push at the same moment to raise the team multiplier together.
  One coordinated minute is worth more than 20 scattered pushes.
• Why Timing Matters
  Every push raises the cost for the next player.
  When pushes are scattered, the multiplier rises slowly and everyone pays more.
  When pushes land together, the multiplier jumps quickly and the cost stays low.
• Our Weekly Sync Time
  Tuesdays at 12:15 PM Eastern
  This time works best for our team’s schedules and gives everyone a predictable rhythm

Our team sync is usually on Tuesday at 12:15 PM, but sometimes moves to Wednesday or later in the week if Tuesday doesn’t work for everyone.

This flexibility helps the team — but it also means newer players might push early without realizing a sync is coming.
Early pushes are always appreciated, but they can raise the cost for everyone else.

Chat Indicator
There’s a small white number inside a red circle on the CHAT tab.
This number goes up when:

• someone pushes
• someone sends a chat message

Multiplier

This is the real signal:

If it rises slowly (6.0 → 6.2 → 6.4), turnout is small If it jumps (6.0 → 7.0 → 8.5 → 9.2), multiple players are pushing together

A fast jump means the sync is active.
A slow crawl means it’s a smaller turnout.

It’s not exact, but it gives a sense of activity when you’re trying to guess how many pushes have happened.

This is the full explanation for players who want to understand exactly how the method works and why it’s so effective. 

1. Gather all 100 answers first

The Weekly Challenge always has 100 answers in a fixed order.
Once you have them, you can run the method smoothly without guessing.

I will typically post them early so you, the team, can start anytime.

2. The key rule: Never complete all rounds correctly

The Weekly Challenge ends only when you complete every round correctly.

You can complete some rounds — that’s fine.
But if you complete all of them, the challenge locks and you must wait until next week.

To keep the challenge open:

• Answer all but the last question of each round
• Miss the last one on purpose
• This prevents the round from being marked “complete”
• The challenge stays open indefinitely

This is the core mechanic your method is built on.

3. Why the 5‑answer tier is the best place to run the method

The Weekly Challenge has three tiers:

• Tier 1: 3‑answer rounds
• Tier 2: 4‑answer rounds
• Tier 3: 5‑answer rounds

The 5‑answer tier is ideal because:

• You only skip one answer (the 5th)
• When you get to the 5th answer, I say to myself or aloud, anything but the correct answer, so "Not this one[5th answer]" and it helps me.
• You get four fast correct answers
• You can earn the full 120 stars every round
• You advance through the answer list much faster
• You avoid wasting time skipping the 3rd or 4th answer in earlier tiers

This is why you always run the method in the final tier.

4. How to score 120 stars every round

With the answers in front of you:

• Tap the first four answers quickly
• Speed = more stars
• Accuracy = keeps your streak alive
• Missing the 5th answer does NOT hurt your score
• You can get the full 120 stars every time

This is how you build huge totals

5. What happens when you reach the end

When you finish all 100 answers, the game will say:

“You've completed all of this category's questions!”

But that’s not true — the challenge just needs to reload.

6. How to reload the challenge

Do this:

1. Start any category
2. Answer questions OR quit immediately
3. Return to the main screen
4. The Weekly Challenge will reappear at the bottom

Now you can run another full cycle of 100 answers.

7. Free Friday vs. regular days

On Free Friday:

• Rounds are free
• You don’t need coins
• You don’t need to complete rounds
• You only need to keep the challenge alive
• Make sure you still have rounds left to complete before Free Friday ends

On regular days:

• Each round costs 100 coins
• You only earn coins when you finish a round
• If you don’t complete rounds, you lose coins fast
• So the method is only efficient on Free Friday

8. Repeat as many times as you want

As long as you keep missing the last answer of each round, the challenge never ends.

This is how you:

• build massive scores
• help the team
• avoid wasting coins
• maximize Free Friday
• stay in full control of the challenge
  

9. End‑of‑Event Timing (How to Avoid Coin Loss at the End of Free Friday)

Free Friday ends Saturday morning at 2 AM (EST) / 3 AM (EDT).
Because the event ends exactly at that moment, your final actions matter.

Here’s how the end‑of‑event timing works:

♦ You can play right up to the final minute.

You personally run the challenge all the way until the event ends, using your Excel timer to know the exact cutoff. (this is what I do)

♦ Save one round for the final minute.

If you have one round left with under a minute to go, you can finish it safely.
When you complete that last round after the event ends, the challenge closes automatically — which is exactly what you want.

♦ Why this matters:

If Free Friday ends before you finish your last round, the game switches back to normal mode:

• Each round costs 100 coins
• You only net 50 coins (because a full round gives 150 coins)
• You get stars, but no coins
• It’s not efficient, and it drains your balance if you’re not careful

♦

The coin logic at the end:

• A full round always gives 150 coins, no matter how many stars you earn
• But if you have to pay 100 coins to start the round, you only net 50 coins
• This is why finishing your last round during Free Friday is ideal

♦ The goal:

End Free Friday with zero paid rounds and maximum free cycles.

⭐ How this fits into your method

This section becomes the final piece of your Detailed Version.
It explains:

• why you play until the exact cutoff
• why you save one round for the final minute
• how you avoid accidental coin loss
• how you maximize both stars and coins
• how your Excel timer gives you perfect control 

Estimate your coin cost for 0.1 / 0.2 / 0.5 / 1.0 multiplier increases.
Use it to plan smarter pushes and avoid overspending.

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