And I would have won it several times!

gme24, I agree with you to an extent about the tiers. I don't agree with how they are currently set up. A player that is scoring 984+ in the Easy game should never be below Tier 5 and probably should primarily be in the top tier, Tier 6. The system currently seems to be set up to tier rank based on a player's average percentile finish against all players. So for example the player that always scores 970 and is in the 15th percentile will be in Tier 6 but never win. But, the player that scores 985 (1st percentile), 982 (5th percentile), 983 (2nd percentile), 885 (90th percentile) and 880 (95th percentile) will be placed in a lower tier (probably 3 or 4) in spite of this being the more deadly player. The games and bonuses are built around first place finishes (win points, game point bonuses) so it's odd to me that the tiers are not set up this way. I've recommended some type of set up whereby a player's median percentile ranking or even just their top 20% of their scores percentile ranking be used for sorting tiers. There are at least 3 players that are Division 4 or lower in the Easy game that should be Tier 6 all the time. Now having said this I don't think there's an exact solution. By its nature online competitive trivia is built on speed because it's too easy to Google most stuff otherwise so the games really do need to have a time component. A good reference for Tier sorting may be that if you have Tier 7'd an achievement in a certain game you are minimum Tier 5 in that game. So that'd be less than 16 seconds in the Easy game and less than 30 seconds in the Word Wizard as a reference.

Another suggestion for the Mixed game would be using a timer to a hundredth of a second like piece of cake does. That would be great. Thanks.

It's a great game but I would recommend having the Daily Game expanded into more question sets. Why is it that there are 80+ players in one division (11 and 12)? With teams with a lot of players on it very early in the day there will be a teammate that has played in Div 11 and another in Div 12. It seems very easy to collude. As a reference the Pot of Gold game usually only has 25 or less players per question set and has 15 question sets. So why are there so few divisions in the Daily Game?

I agree with you triviaballer that it’s about time that more champions divisions were made in Daily Game. I had never considered the possibility for collusion there but you are right, all Daily Game champs know they are appearing in either 11 or 12 so even just two players could make that work for one of them 50% of the time.