A public speed-race asset for competitive Klondike

World's Fastest Solitaire Player Tracker

This tracker gives vSolitaire a citeable public asset: a clear methodology for ranking fast Klondike runs, links into live leaderboards, and replay artifacts that make standout wins easier to verify.

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Primary category
Fastest win
Split by
Draw 1 / Draw 3
Open data
JSON + CSV

Method

Rank speed without mixing incompatible games

Fast Solitaire needs categories. A Draw 1 sprint should not be ranked against a Draw 3 sprint as if the stock rules were identical. The tracker treats draw mode, win status, score, time, and replay availability as separate signals.

  • Fastest Draw 1 Klondike win.
  • Fastest Draw 3 Klondike win.
  • Highest score among fast wins.
  • Replay-verified runs for public sharing.

Why it earns links

Give writers and communities a concrete result to cite

A journalist, streamer, or Reddit thread can link to a public ranking more easily than to a private account screen. The page defines the categories and points to the leaderboard and replay surfaces that support them.

  • The URL explains the ranking rules.
  • Leaderboard links show current competitive context.
  • Replay pages preserve individual runs as shareable artifacts.

Open data

Export leaderboard data as an open dataset

The tracker exposes privacy-scoped multiplayer run metadata as JSON and CSV: public player handle, draw mode, score, completion time, seed availability, replay URL, and created date. That turns ordinary games into a lightweight public dataset.

  • No email addresses, account IDs, IP addresses, raw card states, or move histories are exported.
  • Replay URLs appear only when the video artifact is ready for public viewing.
  • The same endpoint can power journalist embeds, community rankings, and future Elo pages.
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Frequently asked questions

Who is the world's fastest Solitaire player?

The tracker defines the categories needed to answer that fairly: draw mode, completed win, time, score, and replay availability.

Why split Draw 1 and Draw 3?

Draw 3 makes stock order more restrictive, so it should not be ranked against Draw 1 as the same speed category.

What makes a run verification-ready?

A verification-ready run should include score, completion time, draw mode, win status, and a public replay URL when available.