: No CAPTCHAs correspond to the "I'm not a robot" checkbox captcha alternative: This is only available if you are using Recaptcha v2. (If your Captcha was setup before October 2014, chances

@Nimeshi995

No CAPTCHAs correspond to the "I'm not a robot" checkbox captcha alternative:

This is only available if you are using Recaptcha v2. (If your Captcha was setup before October 2014, chances are it has been deprecated and doesn't include the No CAPTCHA).
Passed CAPTCHAs including noCAPTCHAs reflects how many captcha tests succeeded.
Failed CAPTCHAs reflect total count of captcha tests that failed as confirmed/submitted to the server (reasons for failure include actually clicking the wrong pictures, typing the wrong code, but could also include failures as a result of corrupted data being passed or an improper API key per the list of error codes at the bottom of the Verifying the User's Response page.
Total Sessions reflects all your requests/connections to the Recaptcha service. If a user chooses to reload the entire page or reset the individual captcha on the page, those would also count as new captcha sessions. It also includes any invisible recaptchas where regular visitors may bypass having to fill in/participate in a recaptcha because of cookies stored on their browsers from their last visit. A session is still requested, but a captcha may not be presented to them.
Passed sessions reflect all successful Captchas and those regular visitors who have bypassed the need to reverify with captcha.
Average Response Time (seconds) reflects the roundtrip time between Google serving the recaptcha to your page and receiving a submission for verification. It is impacted by network latency as well as a user taking his/her time to respond.

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