The Weekly Board

A season runs about 90 days. The Weekly Board is the short version: three categories, drawn fresh every Monday, and whoever tops one takes a title and some Respect.

You are already on it

There is nothing to enter and no button to press. Every Monday the game picks three things to count — most jobs pulled, most product moved, most rounds at the tables, most nights in a cell — and ranks everyone who has played that week on each of them. You are scored on what you were doing anyway.

Find it at the top of the Hall of Fame.

How it pays

Top three in each category earn Respect when the week closes on Monday morning. Nothing else: no cash, no gear. It is standing, not income.

If two people finish level, they share the place — two firsts, and the next player down takes third. Nobody's prize is decided by a tiebreak they cannot see.

A category nobody scored in crowns nobody. On a quiet week that is exactly what the board will say.

Next week is on the page

The three categories for next week are shown before the week starts, and that is on purpose. Every score is counted strictly inside its own week, so knowing what is coming buys you nothing you can bank in advance — it only tells you what is worth setting up for. If Monday is going to count product moved, Sunday is a good night to go shopping.

Weeks gone by

Settled weeks stay on the page with their winners. Those results are frozen: they record the categories that actually ran, so nothing about them changes if the list of possible categories is ever edited.