MARSTrust the Test Dare 2 Dodge · Integrity Analytics
Rounds 01 & 02 closed a TeachGenie.ai mission
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Two rounds. 8,984 challengers. Nobody found the 26th way.

Every figure below is measured by the MARS proctoring engine during the Dare 2 Dodge open challenge. Violations are shown in red throughout; participation and clean activity in blue. Use the round and country controls above — every chart on the page responds.

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01 · Timeline

Participation and violations, hour by hour

Both rounds ran on 30 August 2026 — six hours each, four hours apart. Challengers starting in each hour against violations caught in that hour. Round 02 runs past midnight into 31 August.

02 · Method analysis

All 25 blocked methods, ranked

Every dodge attempt the engine caught, by method. Bar length is the count; the pill is how severely that method compromises a paper.

03 · Sector

Who took part, and who got caught

Share of challengers by sector, and each sector's own violation rate.

04 · Country analytics

Violation rate by country

Sort any column. Click a row to filter the whole dashboard to that country — click again to clear. Rate is violations per 100 challengers from that country; the swatch is a heat scale, deepest red = highest rate.

Country Challengers Violations Rate Revoked Dossiers
05 · Head to head

Compare any two methods

Pick two of the 25 to see exactly how they differ — volume, share of all violations, how each moved between the rounds, and their hour-by-hour shape.

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06 · Round 01 → Round 02

What changed between the rounds

The engine did not change between the two rounds — they ran four hours apart on the same day. What changed was what challengers knew going in.

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