For each country, pick the statistic that ranks worst on the daily board: organized crime markets, trafficking, financial crime, and related public indicators.
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You play through a fixed number of rounds, one country per round. Several stats are listed (crime-market scores, trafficking indicators, literacy, average IQ, and others drawn from public datasets).
Choose the stat that is worst for that country relative to the others shown. After each pick you see how your choice ranked. The run ends when every round is complete; total score is the sum of rank points across rounds.
Most crime-market stats treat a higher value as worse. Social indicators such as literacy or average IQ treat a lower value as worse in the ranking logic. The game labels each round so you know what you are comparing.
Countries and stat line-ups are chosen from the UTC date seed.
Crime-market scores come from the Global Organized Crime Index (© Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime). Supplementary country indicators include average IQ and literacy data from public Kaggle and composite country databases where needed. CrimeGuesser is not affiliated with GI-TOC.
Country rankings here mix multiple public sources into a game format. They can mislead if taken out of context. This mode is for gameplay, not research, journalism, or policy analysis.
Open today's board on the Crime Rankle game page.