guess the reset
Rules
A race on the Codex usage-limit reset — when Tibo hits the button. No entry fee. No prize except the card.
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The reset
There is one open round at a time. You are guessing the Pacific Time minute of a Codex usage-limit reset — when Tibo hits the red button. That clock is the field of play. Your local time is shown only as a translation.
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The two clocks
The large clock and the guess picker always use Pacific Time — that is the official game time. The highlighted “Where you are” clock shows the exact same moment in your device’s local timezone. As you change a guess, its local time and date update automatically; watch the date because Pacific time may fall on a different day where you are.
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The lock
One guess per round. Once it is in, it does not move — not the day, not the minute — until the round is settled. If you want a different time, wait for the next reset.
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The press
When the button is pressed, the official time is taken from the public announcement on X and recorded with a link to it. That closes the round and opens the next one.
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The podium
Closest three guesses take gold, silver, and bronze. Distance is absolute minutes from the official time. A tie goes to whoever locked earlier.
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The day
If your guess falls on the same Pacific calendar day as the press, you take a dated card even if you miss the podium. Podium and day can both land.
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The field
Guesses are public. Home shows a heat map of the crowd and the most recent locks. Every named guess for a round lives on that reset’s field.
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The board
Season standing is medals, in order: gold, then silver, then bronze. Day cards are listed, not used as a tie-break. Tap a handle to see their history and album.
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You
Lock with a handle. Your album and history live on your page. Missed resets stay empty.
Example press: “Reset all propagated. Sweet dreams.”. Not affiliated with OpenAI. The button is the character. Back to the clock.