REAL ROUNDS.
HONEST NUMBERS.
Anonymous aggregate President statistics from completed Bleach rounds: table sizes, human and CPU games, consecutive winners, methodology, and downloadable data.
This page counts completed Bleach rounds without publishing player names, room codes, cards, messages, or account details. Small samples are labeled as small; the numbers update as more tables finish.
The dataset has crossed the 25-round publication threshold.
Observed Aug 24, 2026–Aug 25, 2026 · snapshot generated Aug 25, 2026
Which table sizes are being played?
This distribution counts a table when its round reaches a complete finish order. It describes Bleach activity, not President play everywhere, and should not be read as a universal preference survey.
How often does the same President win again?
Across 16 pairs of consecutive completed rounds in the same room, the same source player finished first 11 times. That is 68.8% of observed consecutive pairs.
Download the aggregate dataset
The CSV contains the summary metrics shown here and one row for each player-count segment. It contains no player, room, card, message, voice, or account identifiers.
Download current CSV →Methodology and definitions
- Completed round
- A server-recorded round with a full finish order for three to eight players.
- Player seat
- One occupied seat in one completed round; the same person can contribute multiple seats across rematches.
- Human-only round
- No participant was marked as a computer player when the round began.
- CPU-assisted round
- At least one participant was a computer player when the round began.
- Eligible round
- Every seat was verified and human, and no away-player automation acted during the round.
- Repeat President
- The same source player finished first in adjacent recorded round numbers from one room.
Active room state is short-lived, but completed results are retained for optional player stats and these anonymous aggregate counts. Figures may change when data-quality rules improve; material changes will be noted on this page.
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