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A minute of arithmetic

Math Rush combines quick arithmetic with accuracy: a fast wrong answer is still a wrong answer. The one-minute format makes it tempting to press before checking.

Try Math Rush if you want to meet the timer. Our early records offer a small glimpse of the answering, rather than a league table of mathematical ability.

What was recorded

On 28 October 2026, we counted 41 completed, answer-checked Math Rush rounds after excluding accounts listed as administrators. They contained 672 correct answers out of 731: about 91.9%.

That is pooled answer accuracy, not the average player’s score. Someone who played several times can contribute several rounds. We cannot assume that these completed games represent everyone who visited.

Give yourself a good start

The numbers do not show whether playing improved anyone’s maths. They also do not tell us the experience of visitors who left before finishing.

For an untimed warm-up, try making ten or rounding and adjusting. Then take those ideas into a round when you feel ready.