Public games
Games to 51 points against players from all over the world. The list adds up the points you scored in every round, so a good bid counts, not only a win.
- All time
- This month
- This week
Every point at the table moves you up.
Mexico Club has eight leaderboards: public and mini games (all time, this month and this week), a tournament ranking and the hall of fame. Every Monday the week's top ten players earn pesos, and XP titles show how far you have come from Gringo to El México.
On the Leaderboards page in the game each list is a tab of its own. Public and mini games have three periods each, and tournaments have their own ranking plus the hall of fame.
Games to 51 points against players from all over the world. The list adds up the points you scored in every round, so a good bid counts, not only a win.
Quick games to 10 points have three lists of their own. For the weekly payout your mini points are added to your public points, so a short game counts too.
Your tournament career: how many tournaments you have won, how many podiums you have and your total tournament points (TP). The order is decided by wins, then gold, silver and bronze, then TP.
The podium of every finished tournament, newest first. Once you stand on it, your name stays there. How tournaments work
The lists have no cut-off: you see the whole ranking, page by page. The top three carry a gold, silver and bronze trophy, and tapping a player opens their statistics.
The leaderboard does not count wins, it counts points: the points you write down in each round are added up. So a strong bid and a solid second place show up too, not only who reached the target first.
The monthly list starts over on the first day of the month, and the weekly list every Monday at midnight. All club times are Belgrade time (CET/CEST).
Round scoring is explained on the Mexico rules page.
A week runs from Monday at midnight to Sunday at 23:59. As soon as it ends, the top ten players get pesos to spend in the shop on tables, backgrounds and decks.
The week's winner also gets the Campeón Semanal badge, and every badge adds another 10.
Rewards go to players with an account who scored at least one point that week. The monthly and all-time lists pay no pesos — they are for bragging rights.
A new week starts and everyone is back at zero.
Play public and mini games. For the payout, points from both are added together.
The ladder locks. This week ends in a few days.
The pesos land in your account. If you are in the game you see a message right away; if not, you get a notification.
Besides the leaderboards, every player has a title that grows with experience. XP comes from public and mini games and from daily missions, and the title shows next to your name on every list.
You never lose a title: third place costs XP, but never below the threshold of a title you have already reached. What each title means
Tap any name on a leaderboard to open that player's statistics. Yours are on the home page of the lobby.
Create a free account and play a public or mini game. As soon as you score points you are on the list, and you can see your place in the lobby under Leaderboards.
Every Monday at 00:05 Belgrade time (CET/CEST), for the week that just ended (Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59). First place gets 300 pesos, second 150, third 75, and 4th to 10th place 25 each. The winner also gets the Campeón Semanal badge.
Yes. Mini games have their own three lists (all time, this month, this week), and the weekly payout adds up your points from public and mini games.
You pick the people at a private table yourself, so the standings would be easy to fix. That is why the leaderboards count only public and mini games, and tournaments have a ranking of their own.
No. Third place costs 10 XP, but your XP never drops below the threshold of a title you have already reached.
The list of every finished tournament with its podium: who finished first, second and third, newest first. It is the last tab on the Leaderboards page in the game. More on the Tournaments page.
No. A guest who joined through an invite link without an account can play, but their statistics are not kept. Leaderboards, XP titles and rewards need a free account.
All of them. The list goes page by page (5, 10, 25 or 50 rows), and tapping a name opens that player's statistics.
A new week starts every Monday. Sit down and collect points — no install, on your phone or computer.