The Flesch Reading Ease score measures how easy a text is to read, but here at CaseRace, we're not interested in easy. We've purposely crafted our cases to be "Difficult" and above—because this game is designed only for smart people.

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• CaseRace is the world’s first daily business learning game powered by both human and machine intelligence.
• Each day, a short business case drops—ranging from corporate drama to startup pivots—and players race to answer three questions.
• Each answer is followed by a clear explanation, helping players sharpen their instincts across a wide range of real-world business stories.

Step 1: Read the Case

• You’ve got up to 10 minutes to dive into the case. Take your time, soak it in — the timed questions won’t start until you’re done reading. After the quiz, you’ll get another shot to revisit the case. And if you’re a member, the full case catalog is yours to explore, anytime.

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Step 2: Test your knowledge

• You’ll have 30 seconds for each of the three questions. Answer faster to boost your speed bonus and climb the leaderboard. Your clock only starts once you close this window—so get ready!

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Step 3: Analyze your Data

• You’ve finished all three questions. Now, check out our performance analytics page.

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The following three quotes form CaseRace' intellectual foundation:

"And so I think there needs to be more acceptance in businesses for unquantifiable things. The most powerful unquantifiable things in the world of business are fun and delight"

Tobi Lutke, CEO of Shopify on Lenny's Podcast

As Rockefeller instructed a recruit, "Has anyone given you the law of these offices? No? It is this: nobody does anything if he can get anybody else to do it. . . . As soon as you can, get some one whom you can rely on, train him in the work, sit down, cock up your heels, and think out some way for the Standard Oil to make some money."

John D. Rockefeller, President of Standard Oil

"The biggest thing you bring to the project is forward"

Seth Godin, Blog Post #10,554

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• CaseRace is the world's first daily business learning game powered by both human and machine intelligence.
• Each day, a short business case drops—ranging from corporate drama to startup pivots—and players race to answer three questions.
• Each answer is followed by a clear explanation, helping players sharpen their instincts across a wide range of real-world business stories.

Step 1: Read the Case

• You've got up to 10 minutes to dive into the case. Take your time, soak it in — the timed questions won't start until you're done reading. After the quiz, you'll get another shot to revisit the case. And if you're a member, the full case catalog is yours to explore, anytime.

Step 2: Test your knowledge

• You'll have 30 seconds for each of the three questions. Answer faster to boost your speed bonus and climb the leaderboard. Your clock only starts once you close this window—so get ready!

Step 3: Analyze your Data

• You've finished all three questions. Now, check out our performance analytics page.

• CrossRace is the world's first daily business crossword speed challenge.
• Each day, a fresh set of crosswords drops—packed with key terms, jargon, and ideas from across the business universe. Players race to decode the clues, sharpen their recall, and test their mastery of the language of business.

Step 1: Access the Puzzles

• You'll open three panels, each containing three crossword clues. That's nine total business terms waiting to be solved. You've got a limited window to crack each panel before moving on—so get focused and ready to play.

Step 2: Solve the CrossRace

• Race through the clues, filling in the entries as fast as you can. Each correct word adds to your score, and speed boosts your ranking. The challenge is designed to stretch your knowledge across industries, buzzwords, and timeless concepts.

Step 3: Review Your Results

• Once you've completed all three panels, head to your performance page. See how you stacked up, review the right answers, and learn the definitions you missed. Over time, you'll build a sharper vocabulary and a deeper grasp of business language.

• NewsRace is the world's first daily business headline game.
• Each day, breaking headlines from the past 24 hours drop—but with the key terms removed. Your task? Match the missing companies, leaders, and events to their rightful spots, racing against the clock to prove your mastery of business current events.

Step 1: Scan the Headlines

• You'll be presented with a set of business headlines—fresh from the last 24 hours—but the most important words are missing. At the bottom of your screen, you'll find a bank of possible terms waiting to be placed.

Step 2: Match the Terms

• Drag and drop the correct terms into the blanks as quickly and accurately as you can. From corporate shakeups to market moves, every headline challenges your grasp of what's happening in the business world right now.

Step 3: Check Your Score

• When the clock runs out, you'll see how many headlines you nailed and where you slipped. Review the full news context, sharpen your awareness of the day's events, and get ready to climb the leaderboard.