disclaimer: I don't use the leaderboard Blizzard provided, so this is mere speculation.
Text values can't be used in conditions (comparisons). They can be used as functions in actions, though. A quick glance at the leaderboard actions reveals that you can only set text values, so I'm assuming there's no way to retrieve score information from leaderboards (directly).
Anyway, unless you already have the scores stored apart from the leaderboard, you'd have to use whatever the leaderboard is using for score at the end to determine who has the highest score. (Simple way of doing that is a really big max-int chain).
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Text values can't be used in conditions (comparisons). They can be used as functions in actions, though. A quick glance at the leaderboard actions reveals that you can only set text values, so I'm assuming there's no way to retrieve score information from leaderboards (directly).
Anyway, unless you already have the scores stored apart from the leaderboard, you'd have to use whatever the leaderboard is using for score at the end to determine who has the highest score. (Simple way of doing that is a really big max-int chain).