Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?WRESTLING EDITION

⚙️ One-time backend setup — needed before the board can go live

1. Open the free Supabase project the Flappy Bird leaderboard already uses (or create a free project at supabase.com — no card needed). This board lives in the same project, in its own new table.
2. In the project, open SQL Editor, paste the SQL below, and run it — it creates the millionaire_scores table and the rules that let anyone read the board and add a score (but never edit or delete one), with winnings capped at the $1,000,000 top prize:

create table public.millionaire_scores (
  id bigint generated always as identity primary key,
  name text not null check (char_length(name) between 1 and 16),
  score int not null check (score >= 0 and score <= 1000000),
  correct int not null default 0 check (correct >= 0 and correct <= 15),
  created_at timestamptz not null default now()
);
alter table public.millionaire_scores enable row level security;
create policy "Anyone can read scores"
  on public.millionaire_scores for select using (true);
create policy "Anyone can add a score"
  on public.millionaire_scores for insert
  with check (char_length(name) between 1 and 16
    and score >= 0 and score <= 1000000
    and correct >= 0 and correct <= 15);

3. The Project URL and publishable key for that project (Project Settings → API Keys) go into LEADERBOARD_CONFIG at the top of the leaderboard code in this page — the same project's values the Flappy Bird board uses. Once they're in and the page is republished, the badge above reads Live, the board reads and posts for real, and this setup box disappears.

Usernames are the only identity — no accounts — and every name runs through a family-friendly filter before it can be posted: cursing, slurs, and anything not family-friendly is blocked. Scores are still trust-based (the rules cap a score at $1,000,000, but anyone determined could post a fake one) — that's the trade for a free, account-free board that keeps working on the public link.