Daily Winners £25 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Daily Champions £50 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Daily Famers £75 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Weekly Winners £50 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Weekly Champions £100 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Weekly Famers £200 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
Monthly Winners £50 BIG MATCH Scoreboard
| This competion is Live - Finishes 8pm Wednesday 23 November 2022 | |||||||||
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| Competition No. 50 Please check your Spam folder for your report e-mails | |||||||||
| Fastest WPM with highest accuracy wins. |
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| The results in the scoreboard are updated in real time so check back to see if you've moved up the placings | |||||||||
| Daily £5 Prize Fastest Typing Competion - English Language | |||||||||
| WPM | KPM | Accuracy(%) | Competitor | Country | Attempts | Date | Time | Most Recent Score | |
| 1st Place | 127 | 633 | 99.41 Over 98.5%  |
BlowZed
Previous Personal Best W127/K633/99.41% Competition No.50 |
United States | 5 | Wednesday 23 November 2022 | 00:16:17 | W127/K633/A99.41% Wednesday, 23 Nov 2022/00:16:17 |
| 2nd Place | 96 | 479 | 99.22 Over 98.5% |
Haider Azam
Previous Personal Best W125/K626/100% Competition No.46 |
Pakistan | 425 | Wednesday 23 November 2022 | 06:47:05 | W111/K555/A50.68% Wednesday, 23 Nov 2022/14:57:27 |
| 3rd Place | 62 | 311 | 100 Over 98.5% |
Bennie
Previous Personal Best W69/K341/100% Competition No.20 |
Australia | 14 | Wednesday 23 November 2022 | 16:26:00 | W52/K255/A81.16% Wednesday, 23 Nov 2022/16:30:26 |
| 4th Place | 56 | 281 | 100 Over 98.5% |
Dreadnought
Previous Personal Best W71/K352/100% Competition No.10 |
United Kingdom | 19 | Wednesday 23 November 2022 | 19:48:26 | W49/K244/A90.91% Wednesday, 23 Nov 2022/19:52:14 |
| 5th Place | 55 | 273 | 100 Over 98.5% |
Muhammad Kashan
Previous Personal Best W73/K364/100% Competition No.49 |
Pakistan | 4 | Wednesday 23 November 2022 | 18:32:40 | W53/K266/A94.37% Wednesday, 23 Nov 2022/18:34:17 |
| 6th Place | 54 | 266 | 100 Over 98.5% |
Jack Garton
Previous Personal Best W65/K326/100% Competition No.45 |
United Kingdom | 7 | Tuesday 22 November 2022 | 23:52:16 | W51/K255/A94.12% Tuesday, 22 Nov 2022/23:54:38 |
If you want to improve your score try practicing with our Classic Typing Tutor. Level 1 is very good for building a link between your finger and a particular key.
Do you like lists and statistics? Take a look at our list of Overall Accuracy of Every keystroke on Page4 and 5 of our Analytics Section
Improve Your Typing Skills and Compete for BIGGER PRIZES – Better Skills can lead to a Better Life
In any skill-based activity, there are those who have average skills and those who have varying levels of super-skills. The intention of the structure of competitions below is that everyone will have a chance to have a placing on a scoreboard and that those competitors who have a higher level of skills will achieve the rank of Winner, Champion or Famer and will compete within the level that they have reached....
The aim of the competition is that it will become four separate levels of competition.
Exclusion of Repeat Winners
When a Competitor wins four competitions within a ten week period they become a Champion. When they become a Champion they have to take a mandatory four week break from competing. After that period they can return to the competitions and if they win two further competitions within a ten week period they become a Hall of Famer and can no longer compete in the competition.
Opportunities for Winners, Champions and Famers
Winners, Champions and Famers will be invited to take part in Big Matches which are Fastest Typist Competitions with prizes ranging from £25 to £75.
See Rules and Conditions for fuller details.
And if you want to improve your typing skills then use our world class typing tutors. Feature rich, 3 graded levels of learning from one key-one finger in Level 1 to short phrases in Level 2 to full sentences in Level 3. Then test yourself with our fun to use Typing Testers. They’re all available in 14 languages and they all provide personalised analytical reports full of information so that you can really find out which keys and consecutive keystrokes are your problem areas and fix them. The reports are full of fascinating reading, right down to your time in milliseconds between keystrokes.
