GTA V Stats Battle Cards

Each player gets a deck of face-down cards dealt from the pool. Every round, whoever is choosing looks at their top card and picks one stat — both cards flip, and the higher value wins the round. Ties push both cards into a pot that the next round’s winner banks, and you can never pick the same stat twice in a row. In the standard mode captured cards go to your trophy pile and the biggest pile wins when a deck runs out; Classic mode is old-school attrition where won cards recycle into your deck.

The same database that powers the rest of freemode: community-tested real top speeds (Broughy1322 methodology), Rockstar's official 0–100 stat bars, and in-game prices and seat counts. Weapon cards use the in-game damage, fire rate, accuracy, range, clip size and price. Nothing is invented — if an item is missing any stat, it simply isn't a card yet.

A card needs every one of its six stats to be real: top speed, acceleration, braking, handling, price and seats. 694 of the GTA V vehicles currently pass that bar, and the deck grows automatically as the database backfills stats for the rest — we'd rather have a smaller honest deck than made-up numbers.

One seeded match per day — everyone in your timezone gets the exact same decks in the same order against the Hard CPU, so scores are comparable. You get one scored attempt, a Wordle-style emoji grid to share, and a streak for playing every day. Signed-in players can post their score to the daily leaderboard.

Completely free and runs entirely in your browser — no account needed. Your card collection, achievements and streaks save on your device; signing in (also free) just syncs your collection across devices and lets you submit Daily Challenge scores to the leaderboard.