What is WhoHadMore?
WhoHadMore is a free browser-based puzzle platform that delivers four quick daily games, each refreshing at midnight. The collection includes Chain (a higher-or-lower challenge), Duality (a double-meaning word-pair puzzle), Word (a five-letter guessing game with six attempts), and the Mini (a 5×5 crossword). Each finished game awards points that combine into a single daily score and leaderboard ranking.
How to play WhoHadMore
Visit whohadmore.com in a browser and choose one of the four daily puzzles. Chain asks you to compare two cards with the same statistic and predict which value is higher. Duality asks you to match eight definitions into four pairs by finding a word that fits both clues. In Word, you have six guesses to identify a five-letter word. Mini is a 5×5 crossword with across and down clues.
Each completed game earns up to 1,000 points. Your scores are added to your daily total and placed on that day’s leaderboard. In Chain, your goal is to extend your higher-or-lower streak. Mini is designed to take only a few minutes.
Points, streaks and progression
Each completed game awards up to 1,000 points. Your daily total from all finished games determines your position on the day's leaderboard. Playing archive puzzles still earns points toward your career total and level but does not affect the current day's ranking.
Streaks track consecutive days of play and unlock badges at 7 and 30 days. They do not multiply your score but serve as milestone achievements.
Account and leaderboard details
An account is optional. Playing without signing in still records local progress and scores, but those results remain anonymous on the leaderboard and do not sync across devices.
A free account saves your streak, level, per-game statistics, and achievements across all devices. It also replaces the anonymous placeholder with your chosen name on the leaderboard. Archive access unlocks past daily puzzles for practice and point accumulation.
Tips for better play
You do not need to finish all four games each day. A single completed puzzle counts toward the leaderboard and maintains your streak.
Each game is independent. If one puzzle type does not suit your style or schedule, you can focus on the others without penalty.
Streaks reward consistency but do not affect scoring. Missing a day resets the streak counter but leaves your level and career points intact.
The site works on both phone and desktop browsers, allowing you to switch devices mid-day if needed. Keep the same browser or sign in to preserve progress.