Longest Route Impact
Win rate · same-edition comparison
Longest Route
The example win rate is 42% with the bonus, compared with 25% without it.
Track games with friends and uncover patterns in your Ticket to Ride wins and losses. See how routes, completed tickets, and ticket penalties shape your score.
Start with a 30-second game log. Build the history your group can come back to.
Start with names and final scores. Add scoring details whenever you’re ready.
Keep results for everyone at the table. Guests don’t need an account to be logged.
See how routes, completed tickets and ticket penalties compare across games.
Members can claim their games and follow your group’s standings together.
Keep the rivalry going long after the board is packed away.
Build on what’s working, and get actionable recommendations for your next game.
Track your Ticket to Ride games, keep every result, and explore detailed Ticket to Ride stats—all free. Log unlimited games, keep your full play history, and explore trends, rivalries, and player comparisons. Create up to 3 active leagues or competitions, covering one game or a mix, and join as many as you like. Importing past plays is also free. Free is not a trial, and no card is required.
Premium adds personalized recaps, Ask Game Nite, full coaching reports, league season stories, unlimited league and competition creation, and CSV/Excel export. You do not need Premium to keep logging games or exploring your detailed stats.
Choose from 17 supported editions, then start with the players and final scores. Add completed and failed tickets, the Longest Route holder, and other available details when you want a deeper breakdown.
No. You can log friends by name and keep everyone’s results in your game history. To appear in league standings, they’ll need a free account and to join your league. Joining leagues is free and unlimited. They can also claim games you’ve already logged to add them to their own history.
Detailed stats are included with Free. For Premium recaps and answers, Game Nite does the math from what you logged first. AI helps write the recap or answer, but every claim is checked against those results. If your data cannot support it, Game Nite says so instead of guessing.