How to read statistics on Sudoked.com
On Sudoked.com, every completed game goes into your personal statistics — on a page that is sudoku no ads, just like the game itself. Track wins, average time, best results and scores across all six difficulty levels.
Statistics without ads — ever
Your stats load instantly with no banner at the top, no pop-up before you can read your best time, no promoted content between difficulty tabs. Sudoked.com treats statistics the same way as the game: sudoku without ads, full stop.
What the numbers show
The «Total Games» block answers the key discipline question: how many games you finished and your win rate. «Total Time» tracks your average pace and personal speed record — a useful benchmark if you train for fast, error-free solving.
The «Score» card reflects game quality: fewer hints and mistakes mean a higher score. Compare your average and best result to see whether you play consistently or only get lucky in individual games.
Six tabs — six different skills
Difficulty in sudoku isn't just «more empty cells». Easy trains attention, Medium works with candidates, and Master, Grandmaster and Apex hunt hidden structures and forcing chains. Separate statistics for each level show where you're strong and where to return for practice.
How to use statistics in training
If your win rate on Hard is stuck below 50%, play a series of five games on Medium and come back — often it's technique, not «bad luck». Set a goal to improve your best time by a minute or beat the «Best Users Beaten» metric — the percentage of players you outpaced in a similar game.
Data is stored in your browser: open Sudoked.com on the same device and your history stays. Start a new game on the home page, then come back here to see how the numbers changed.
Sudoked.com — play and analytics in one place
Statistics don't replace the pleasure of solving, but they make progress visible. Even one game a day eventually becomes a convincing growth chart — in numbers that don't lie.