Minecraft – Get the player with the highest score on the scoreboard

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How can I get the player with the highest score on a scoreboard according to a player's kills in Minecraft? I have tried doing:

/tellraw @a[score_kill_min=1,team=Seekers] {text:"You won!"}

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Test for how many people have a positive kill count:

testfor @a[score_kill_min=1, team=Seekers]

If there is more than 1 person, then decrease everyone's kill count then test again:

scoreboard players remove @a kill 1

When there is only 1 person, give the message:

tellraw @a[score_kill_min=1,team=Seekers] {text:"You won!"}

You will also probably want to set everyone's kills back to 0:

scoreboard players set @a kill 0

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Minecraft – Targetting players with a specific score doesn’t seem to work

It sounds like "Test" is not a real player.

The problem in this case is that target selectors like @a[...] can only resolve / find entities that exist somewhere in the world and are loaded.

This means that while you can change the scores of fake or offline players (scoreboard scores are stored in scoreboard.dat rather than playerdata) by specifying their name directly, i.e.

/scoreboard players set Rayset Score 29

You can not use target selectors unless there is an entity to resolve.

If an entity exists, your command is correct. @a[score_Score_min=1] resolves all player entities with a Score score of at least 1.

Minecraft Commands – Using /tellraw with Specific Scoreboard Conditions

Use

@a[score_WD=1,score_WD_min=1]

This means the maximum score they can have is 1, and the minimum score they can have is 1. So, the only score they can have is 1.

You command becomes

/tellraw @a[score_WD=1,score_WD_min=1] {"text":"Click this!","clickEvent":{"action":"run_command","value":"/say Hello!"}}

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