Your record, three ways
Your profile's stats used to lump every game together: full boards, three-word daily levels and multiplayer matches, all in one average. Now each way of playing gets its own numbers, and a friend's profile shows how you do against them.
Multiplayer
Your record comes first, as wins and losses, with your last five results drawn as small W and L tiles. Below it are your best match score, your average and your Wyld Pyles in matches. A shared top score counts as a tie. Leaving a match, or letting your turn run out, counts as a loss.
Haven't played a match yet? The section says so and points you to your friends list, where every friend has a Challenge button.
Daily challenge
Your current streak, your best streak, your best run total, and how many of your runs beat Tyler, the bot who plays every daily board before you do.
Solo
Full 19-turn boards only: your best, your average, your Wyld Pyles and your total points. Daily levels are short boards, so they no longer pull your solo average down. Your best score on the home page, the "new personal best" on the finish screen, and the notification when a friend beats your high score all use solo boards too.
You versus a friend
Open the profile of someone you've played and it starts with your record against them: You lead 2–1, All square, or who's ahead. It shows your last match together, with both scores, and a Rematch button that starts a new challenge with them already picked. In a match with three or four players, you beat a friend if your score was higher than theirs, whoever won the match.