What are All the Leagues in Duolingo? (Cheating?) 🎁
A sense of competition always gives you an inevitable thrill to compete and win with your fellows. Duolingo knows this well, so users compete and elevate their learning goals with their leagues and leaderboard features. You will step up on leaderboards and leagues when you complete specific tasks. 🛡️
You may not know what all the leagues are in Duolingo, so the lower one is called Bronze, and the toughest one is Diamond. Bronze is for beginners who just entered the world of Duolingo. When you complete all the tasks in Bronze, you will be led to the next league, which will continue until you reach the last one, the diamond.
Let’s continue this discussion to learn more about Duolingo leagues and their work, including some tricks to lead on the league boards.
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10 Duolingo Leagues
Initially, Duolingo had five leagues, but due to their likeness among people, their league system expanded. Now, Duolingo has ten leagues in which users compete and aim for the ultimate best. It allows a unified platform for language learners all over the world. They can compare their learning to other users and get motivated to do their best.
When users start learning with Duolingo, they are in the Bronze starter league. They must complete their tasks ascending through each league until they reach the topmost diamond. Note that even a diamond is not the end; from there, you can participate in the Diamond Tournament.
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Duolingo leagues cheating?
Is My Competitor In Diamond League Cheating?
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Cheating in Duolingo leagues, or in any learning platform, undermines the spirit of learning and fair competition. Some users may attempt to cheat to gain an unfair advantage in league rankings, usually to earn more XP (experience points) quickly and ascend through the leagues faster. Here are a few methods that have been reported or discussed among users, along with Duolingo’s stance and actions regarding such behavior:
Common Forms of Cheating
- Using Bots or Automated Scripts: Some may use software to automatically complete lessons, earning XP without actually studying.
- Account Sharing: Multiple people using a single account to ensure it’s always active and earning XP.
- Exploiting Glitches: Taking advantage of any bugs or glitches in the app that may inadvertently award excessive XP.
The Enigma of Diamond League
The Diamond League is the elite league of Duolingo that describes the ultimate level of learning and achievement. Only five users in the diamond league can be relegated with no official promotions.
When one earns the top spot in the diamond league, it is only because of their dedication and hard work. Coining your name in the diamond league will give you the prestigious achievement, gems, and acknowledgment of Duolingo’s mascot, the owl.
Story of the Diamond Tournament
The Duolingo world does not end with the diamond league; there is more to it. The diamond tournament was launched in November 2021 to spice up the world of Duolingo and as a new activity for those who have reached the diamond league.
Users must be in the top ten in the Diamond League leaderboard to participate in this league at the end of tournament week. This tournament has three phases: Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Finals.
While playing in each level, a user with the lowest XP is eliminated in each stage, while others with more XP qualify for the next round. The final battle is between the top best, in which the ultimate best wins the tournament.
When does the Duolingo League End?
Each league has a time of one week, after which the league closes. You will see your progress on the leaderboards. The league concludes between 22:00 and 01:00 on Sunday night/Monday morning; it is universal. No matter your time zone, Duolingo follows the one rule for all.
Duolingo’s previous policy said the league was reset at 00:00 UTC every Monday. However, on behalf of users worldwide, Duolingo changed its policy and revised the ending time.
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Tips to be Successful in Duolingo Leagues
If you are new to this concept of Duolingo leagues or are unable to top the leaderboard of your league, then these tips are for you:
FAQs
What is the point of leagues in Duolingo?
Aside from being a winner, there are many benefits to Duolingo leagues. For starters, it motivates you to improve as your fellow language learners. While on your ranking journey, you will be surpassing proficiency in your language learning journey, too.
What are the leagues in Duolingo in order?
Duolingo has ten leagues that go in particular order from lower to higher—from Bronze being the lowest to Silver, Gold, Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, Amethyst, Pearl, Obsidian, and Diamond being the highest.
How does Duolingo decide who is in your league?
Duolingo selects 30 random users who have earned the same XP at the same time of the week. However, one league is open in each rank, which is for the other people to enter.
What happens when you finish all the leagues in Duolingo?
Recognition: Finishing all the leagues, especially if you finish at the top of the Diamond League, can give you a sense of accomplishment and recognition within the Duolingo community. You might receive a badge or a certificate of achievement, depending on Duolingo’s current features and recognitions.
Conclusion
You have all the knowledge on what all the leagues are in Duolingo. Scoring and placing yourself in the topmost positions in the league is not tricky. All you need is consistency, honesty, and truthfulness in your journey to language learning. While practicing these virtues in the world of Duolingo, you will be crowned as the highest scorer in the application.
Who knows, one day, you will be able to play in a Diamond tournament surpassing the Diamond League. So, let’s buckle up and start your league-winning journey today.
