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# Juggling Game

## Juggling Game Rules

### Daily Task:

The Juggling Game is available to all users and can be activated once every 24 hours.<br>

### Gameplay:

Each game lasts 30 seconds.

The objective is to touch the ball as many times as possible within the time limit.

Precision matters! Every missed touch reduces your score.

The player with the most touches during the 30-second period ranks 1st.

### Juggling Leaderboard:

The leaderboard tracks all results within a single period.

At the end of the day, winners for the period are officially announced.

### Daily Scoring System:

1st place: 5 Score points

2nd place: 4 Score points

Places 3 to 10: 3 Score points

Places 11 to 100: 2 Score points

All other participants: 1 Score point

### Challenge Points:

Points earned in the daily challenge contribute to your Season Score and Weekly Score.

### Tiebreaker Rule:

In the event of a tie, rankings are determined on a first-come, first-served (FCFS) basis. Players who finish the game earlier will rank higher.

### Daily Challenge Reset:

The Juggling Challenge updates every day at UTC+1.<br>

## Enjoy the game and be quick! 🚀

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