A competitive math league for grades 3-10. Live Gimkit matches, real-time standings, and real cash prizes. One match per week. 45 minutes. That's it.
WHAT IS THIS
This isn't tutoring. It's training.
COMPETITIVE MATH
Live Gimkit battles against real opponents. Spiral review across pre-algebra, algebra, and geometry. Strategic gameplay that sharpens the concepts that matter most.
REAL STAKES
Every match counts. We track correct answers, accuracy, and game placement across the season. Top players in each division win cash prizes.
ZERO HOMEWORK
No grades. No worksheets. No stress. Just 45 minutes of competitive gameplay once a week. Show up, compete, get better at math.
LEADERBOARD
Real-time standings. Updated after every match.
Track your rank across all three stat categories. Click any column to sort.
| RANK | PLAYER | CORRECT ANS | ACCURACY | GAME PLCMT | STANDING |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standings will appear once matches are played. | |||||
$100, $50, $25 for top 3 in each division. Plus $10 bonuses for stat category leaders.
DIVISIONS
Three tracks. Small groups. Real competition.
Each division holds up to 25 players. When a track fills, we open a new division with its own leaderboard and prize pool.
Elementary Track
Pre-Algebra Foundations
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
- Fractions and decimals basics
- Patterns and early algebraic thinking
- Geometry fundamentals and measurement
Sub-divisions by grade: 3rd grade and 4th grade compete separately.
Middle School Track
Pre-Algebra through Algebra 1
- Integers, fractions, ratios, percents
- Expressions, equations, inequalities
- Linear functions and graphing
- Geometry basics and data
Sub-divisions by grade when enrollment allows. 5th-6th and 7th-8th compete in separate groups.
High School Track
Algebra + Geometry
- Systems of equations, quadratics
- Proofs, triangles, similarity
- Circles, area, volume
- Coordinate geometry, transformations
More players = more divisions = more winners. Every new division gets its own full prize pool.
SCHEDULE
Upcoming Matches
Pre-Algebra 1
Grades 3–4
Algebra 1
Grades 7–8
Pre-Algebra 2
Grades 5–6
HOW EACH SESSION WORKS
~45 minutes. Every stat counts.
Each session follows this structure. Predictable, scalable, and easy to show up for.
Warmup
~5 min. Brain teaser warmup, quick hello, review the standings. Friendly chatter while everyone gets settled. Gimkit code goes live.
Competition
~30 min. Three 10-minute rounds with short breaks between each, or one 30-minute extended game. Format rotates weekly. All stats count toward season standings.
Wrap-Up
~5 min. Live leaderboard update. See where you stand. Shoutouts, highlights, GG.
Some weeks feature three fast rounds. Other weeks feature one longer strategic game. Either way, every stat counts.
PRIZE POOL
Play for real money. Per division.
Prizes awarded per division at end of season
+ $10 bonuses for top correct answers, top accuracy, top game placement, and most improved
FAQ
Common questions.
Do I need to be good at math?
- You need the basics, but this is about practice and improvement, not perfection.
- Your accuracy goes up as you play. The spiral review format means you'll see the same concepts multiple times across sessions.
- Students in honors or advanced tracks get the most out of it, but any motivated learner who wants to compete is welcome.
What is Gimkit?
- A fast-paced online game platform where students answer math questions while competing in modes like Capture the Flag, Don't Look Down, and 1v1 battles.
- Think gaming meets math mastery.
How is the winner determined?
- We track three stats: correct answers, accuracy, and game placement. Each is ranked across all players in your division.
- Your final standing is the composite average of those three ranks. Lowest composite wins.
- Season leaders in individual categories also earn bonus prizes.
Can we join mid-season?
- Registration closes at the start of each season.
- You can join a waitlist and be first to register for the next season. Seasons run 6-8 weeks throughout the school year.
How many matches per week?
- One 45-minute match per week on Saturdays.
- Each session includes a brain teaser warmup, competition rounds, and a final leaderboard update. That's it. No homework, no extra sessions.
What are the prizes?
- Top players in each division win cash: $100 for 1st, $50 for 2nd, $25 for 3rd.
- Plus $10 bonuses for stat category leaders and most improved.
- Prizes are awarded at the end of each season.
Is it virtual or in-person?
- Matches run on Zoom + Gimkit so you can compete from anywhere.
- We also plan in-person meetup events for Princeton-area players. You only need a computer and internet connection.
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