Daily Tens

Daily Tens gives you one category a day, such as NFL teams with the most Super Bowl wins. Try to name all ten answers on the list.

How a top ten list game works

Daily Tens gives one category a day, such as the NFL teams with the most Super Bowl wins, and you try to fill all ten spots. Correct answers drop straight into their place in the ranking, so you also learn the order as you go.

Daily Tens gives one list a day, the same for everyone.

Filling the list

Get the obvious ones first. The top three are often the answers most people would name.
Then think about the edges. Numbers seven to ten are where lists hide surprises.
Use the spots already filled. If number four and number six are in, the gap tells you roughly what number five looks like.
Read the category twice. All time and this season give very different lists.

Sports, history and pop culture

Categories move around between sports, music, film, geography and history, so some days will suit you better than others. If you enjoy ranking trivia, Factle asks you to order a top five, and Rankle has you sort six items into the right order.

Before you start Daily Tens

Start with the obvious top answers, then work down to the harder ones.
Think about the time range of the list. Old and new answers can both fit.
Rare answers at the bottom are often what separates a good score from a great one.
Think about how the list is ranked before typing. Size, sales and age lists behave differently.