Futbolle Pyramid

About Futbolle Pyramid

Futbolle Pyramid is one of the daily football games on Futbolle. Each puzzle is numbered and names one statistic, for example all-time Serie A goals, Champions League goals, league appearances or transfer fees. You get ten players, one at a time, and place each in a pyramid of ten boxes: one at the top for the highest value, then rows of two, three and four down to the lowest.

The game is less about knowing who a player is than about knowing how players compare. Players come with photos and flags, which help you place them in their era. Before you submit you can drag cards to swap them, and one hint per game shows which cards are already in the right place. After you submit, correct positions turn green, wrong ones turn red, and every real number is shown.

You choose a level before you start. Easy shows which zone of the pyramid (places 1 to 3, 4 to 6 or 7 to 10) the next player belongs in; Hard gives no zone hints and keeps only the single hint button. The puzzle is the same for everyone on either level. The site says its numbers come from data such as Wikipedia record tables and that players with tied values are left out, so there is always one correct order.

Results share as a pyramid of coloured squares that gives nothing away. A new pyramid arrives at midnight in your own time zone. The game can be played in English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian, and it suits football fans who know their stats and like a puzzle that rewards close comparisons.

How to play Futbolle Pyramid

1. Open futbolle.com/pyramid and read the day's statistic at the top.
2. Choose Easy for zone hints or Hard for none; the puzzle is the same either way.
3. Tap an empty box to place the player shown below the pyramid, highest values at the top.
4. Press and hold a placed card to drag it to another box, or tap it to take it back.
5. Use the one hint if you want to see which cards are already in the right place.
6. Press Submit once all ten boxes are filled to see the correct order and every real number.

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Tips

• Place the clear extremes first; the middle rows are where the puzzle is won or lost.
• Use a player's photo and flag to recall his era, since era often settles the order.
• Save the hint for when most cards are placed: it tells you nothing on an empty board.

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