Tournaments

Casino Tournaments: How the Leaderboard, Points and Prizes Work

Casino tournaments turn eligible play into a timed leaderboard race with a defined start and finish. Qualifying spins or bets earn points under a published formula, and the standings update as players take part. Check which games count, how scoring is measured and whether you need to opt in before an event begins.

How does a tournament work?

Each event runs for a set window, and only play during that window counts. As you play qualifying games, your points build and your leaderboard position shifts relative to everyone else in the same race. At the deadline the ranking locks and prizes are allocated by rank. The event page shows live standings and time remaining, so treat it as the reference.

Which games award points?

Only the titles named in the event rules contribute, and anything outside that list is ignored. One tournament might be limited to selected slots, a single studio or a broader group of eligible games, so scan the qualifying list first. Browse the wider slot library to see the formats events tend to draw from.

The scoring formula decides how points accrue. Common methods reward total wagered, the size of a win relative to the stake, or a run of results, and each event states which one applies.

Do you need to opt in?

Sometimes entry is automatic and sometimes it needs a manual opt-in, so read the event terms before you assume you are counted. Where an opt-in is required, points earned before you join usually will not backdate. If no tournament is live, use the page to view upcoming events from the promotions hub or those running alongside the daily challenges.

How are ties and prizes settled?

Prizes are drawn from a pool and shared according to final rank, with the format and split published in advance. Tie-breaks matter when scores are level: many events fall back on who reached the score first, and the rules name the method and the time the final ranking is confirmed. Some prizes convert into credits or perks shown on the rewards page, with their own use and expiry terms.

Play here is for adults only, 18 or over, or the legal age in your region, and events may not be offered everywhere. Cap deposits or time, take a time-out or self-exclude in account settings, and support can step in if a race stops being fun.

Key takeaways

• A tournament is a timed leaderboard; only play inside the window scores.
• Points come from a named game list and a stated scoring formula.
• Entry is automatic or opt-in, and opt-in points rarely backdate.
• Tie-breaks and the final ranking time are set out in the event rules.
• Prizes pay from a pool by rank; 18+ only, availability varies.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to join a tournament manually?

It depends. Some events enrol eligible players automatically; others need an opt-in before your play counts.

Can any game earn me points?

No. Only the qualifying titles listed for that event contribute, and the scoring formula decides how each result converts into points.

Are prizes paid in cash?

The format is set per event and may be credits, perks or another reward. The prize table and any expiry conditions are published before the race ends.

Is a tournament always running?

No. When none is live, the page lists upcoming events with their qualifying games and start times.