Looking at tgg leaderboard after 2 months
I decided to leave my delinquent racing days behind me 2 months ago. Recently, I checked the leaderboards again to see how everyone had progressed, and I couldn't help but notice how much has changed. So here's a rundown of the most notable changes that happened in the last 2 months.
Disclaimer: I'm only covering players I paid attention to.
Top Bracket Changes (Rank 1-100)
- Saerith climbs to #2
saerith blows past hing with a massive 8 nwpm lead and is rapidly closing in on Big J himself.
- flaneur + eiko quits pochacco clan
flaneur and eiko both quit the pochacco clan. flaneur has completely stagnated after losing the pochacco buff while eiko has made some progress with the guitar buff, although not by much since the guitar is missing two strings (sorry bassists). Perhaps it's time to try out MTGA cap?
- Biggest Gains in the Top Bracket
The dark horse of the leaderboard, charjacboo has climbed to #13 with an astonishing 192 nwpm. Back when I started on tgg, he was around #32. I find his typing style remarkably similar to Syrupsandwichhhh, raw speed is their strength, and when they get a good burst quote, they go insaneo style. It's only a matter of time before he breaks into the top 10. He's always been the sleeper threat in the top bracket.
- Syrupsandwichhhh & Boundaries bromance has a third wheel
And speaking of syrup, Syrupsandwichhhh and Boundaries had been the leaderboard's conjoined twins, inseparable by any known means. Well, that was until Dr Dasha came along and separated them with his new surgical procedure called encephalocraniocutaneous lipomatosis, just one of the countless bullshit terms we get to know thanks to him.
- India vs Pakistan
Pakistan has been knocked off the first page of the leaderboard. India and Pakistan are no longer neighbours. Pakistan needs to step up their game.
- gizmo - The one with infinite potential
gizmo is a typist I always believed had massive potential whose rise had been truly a spectacular one. And true to those words, we can see a solid upward traject... just kidding... progress has more or less stagnated with like 1 nwpm gain. My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined. MTGA hat?
Mid Bracket Changes (Rank 100-200)
- The new king of cats (non-anime cats)
danstry (yeah, I ain't ever gonna call you typegg) has made decent gains, but not enough. Freyhirotosh has stolen his crown and danstry has apparently decided to disown the cat avatar to dodge the humiliation.
- Slowest pochacco
The slowest pochacco title has changed hands. emma is now a respectable named pochacco, while ginoo75 has been relegated to the unnamed rando pochacco status.
- Luma closes in on elusive elu
Luma, India's rising star is very close to catching the elusive elu. Looks like Luma was either holding back during the races with me or just going through the usual adjustment phase on tgg in the first week. duck probably isn't sweating just yet, but give it some time.
- Duodeath brings death to Ivy
duodeath overtakes Ivy, jumping from around 119 nwpm to 130 nwpm. Solid gains.
- An unexpected new typist enters top 200
Nepal has finally broken into the top 200 with Intensity hitting an impressive 128 nwpm. I can no longer claim myself to be the fastest typist of Nepal.
Trench Bracket Changes (Rank 200+)
- TarifficTypist gently breezes past gtk (me)
TarifficTypist (thought it was 'Traffic' until now) had been steadily closing the gap and has finally overtaken me with 115.2 nwpm.
- THE GOAT OF GAINS
And lastly, one last typist remains. That typist is literally THE ONE TO WATCH OUT FOR, low bracket or not.
He just joined 2 months ago, and he started at around 85 nwpm. Back then, he was my punching bag just as I was to everybody else. But he is relentless and lets nothing deter him. He is probably the player I have raced against the most, yet he almost certainly won't remember any of those races, or me, because they probably make up only 0.000000000001% of his total races. Because he has already has racked up 11k races in such a short time, and I personally have never seen him quit a single race. He never looks at scores after finishing and instantly joins the next race. His eyes are on the prize and nothing will slow him down. He would not care even if God himself came downand joined a race. He's Messi in the making, destined to outshine the Maradonas of the current top bracket.
So, who is it?
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It is none other than crsr369
I retired at 115.7 nwpm, and he's already closed in right behind me within farting distance in such a short time with 115.3 nwpm. Yes, progress may not be linear at higher wpm, but he's a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will, he'll beat the curve straight if he has to. I recognized his unwavering determination very early on, I could feel it even through the screen, which is why I recorded some videos of me racing him in his early days.
https://reddit.com/link/1s3qbiu/video/ut959fets9rg1/player
To be honest, this was one of the main reasons I decided to make this post. Since we're so evenly matched on paper right now, it's the perfect time to challenge him. So, I want to issue an open challenge to crsr369. This Saturday at 22:00 GMT, best of 11 races. I issue this challenge as a show of respect for your potential. I shall be your season 1 antagonist. If you win, you shall be rewarded with a high quality fully American made virtual MTGA hat. DM me on reddit if you want to accept.
Posted Mar 25, 2026, 10:59 PM UTC