Wintomic tournaments are timed races run on top of normal play: you place your usual bets in a listed game, and every round converts into leaderboard points. There is no separate buy-in and no separate wallet. Alongside our own events the studios we carry run their own network races and prize drops. Below is how the section is laid out, how points are built, what the prize pools look like, and what to check before you commit real stakes to a leaderboard.
Inside the Tournaments section
Tournaments has its own item in the side menu. The landing view opens on Overview, with three more tabs beside it: My Tournaments for events you have entered, Started for everything currently running, and Finished for events that have already paid out. Finished leaderboards stay visible for a limited time, which is useful if you want to see what a winning score looked like before you enter the next edition of the same format.
Open any single event and you get three further tabs. Rules carries the entry conditions, the qualifying bet and anything game-specific. Leaderboard shows the current standings and your own position once you have scored. Prize pool sets out the total and how it is divided across the prize places. Below those tabs sits the related games list, which is the definitive answer to what counts: a bet only scores if it was placed in one of those games.
An Auto Opt-In control sits in the same section, and each event’s Rules tab is where entry requirements are stated. Tournament play uses the same balance as the rest of our whole platform, so there is nothing extra to fund or register.
How to join a Wintomic tournament
- Open Tournaments from the side menu. Use Overview or Started to see what is live right now.
- Read the Rules tab first. It states the qualifying bet, the scoring conditions and any game-specific minimum, such as the x3 multiplier floor that applies in Plinko and Mines where the rules say so.
- Check the related games list. Only bets placed in those titles score points, so pick one you would play anyway.
- Place bets from the minimum qualifying stake. In the Spin & Crazy and Spin & Drop formats that is $0.20 or the equivalent in your account currency.
- Watch the Leaderboard. Points appear after the final result of each round, and your entries are listed under My Tournaments for the rest of the event.
Nothing about this changes the game itself. You keep every win as normal, and the tournament score sits on top of your ordinary result.
How tournament points are counted
The formula is simple and it rewards one thing only: the size of your multiplier. Points are calculated as (win / bet) x 100, then converted to USD terms and shown on the leaderboard after each round is settled. A RM2 bet that returns RM50 is a x25 multiplier, so 25 x 100 = 2,500 points.
| Bet | Win | Multiplier | Tournament points |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM2 | RM50 | x25 | 2,500 |
| RM20 | RM500 | x25 | 2,500 |
| RM50 | RM1,250 | x25 | 2,500 |
| RM2 | RM6 | x3 | 300 |
Read the first three rows together and the consequence is clear. A RM2 stake and a RM50 stake that hit the same multiplier score identically, because the stake cancels out of the calculation. Raising your stake raises your cash win and your risk, not your leaderboard position. The fourth row shows the other end of it: a small multiplier scores a small number of points no matter how often it lands, which is why high-volatility rounds tend to decide these races.
Keep in mind
Tournament points measure the multiplier, not the stake size. Betting bigger does not buy a better leaderboard position.
Use the calculator below to turn a bet and a win into a points total before you decide which game to run.
Points = (win / bet) x 100, as in our Spin & Crazy and Spin & Drop rules. The same multiplier earns the same points at any stake. Each tournament lists its own games, minimum bet and minimum multiplier in its Rules tab.
Prize pools, prize places and payouts
Our own events run as fixed-length races with a published pool. Spin & Crazy and Spin & Drop are the formats to use as a reference, because they show how the structure works in practice.
| Tournament detail | Spin & Crazy and Spin & Drop |
|---|---|
| Length | 14 days each |
| Prize pool | $1,000 |
| Minimum qualifying bet | $0.20 or the equivalent in your currency |
| Accepted currencies | All crypto and fiat currencies |
| Prize places | 100 |
| Winners decided by | Most points on the final leaderboard |
| Prizes credited | Within 48 hours after the end |
Two weeks is long enough that a single lucky round rarely wins outright, and 100 prize places mean the field is far deeper than a top-ten race. You do not need to top the table to finish in the money; you need a score that holds a paid position when the clock stops. The exact split across those places is listed on the Prize pool tab of each event, and prizes land within 48 hours of the finish.
Because every crypto and fiat currency is accepted, a ringgit account and a USDT account compete on the same board. That is what the USD conversion on the leaderboard is for: the points figure is currency-neutral, so the minimum stake is simply the equivalent of $0.20 in whatever you play in.
Slot tournaments and prize drops from our studios
Beyond our own schedule, several studios run network races across every casino that carries their games, and those run in parallel with anything you have entered here.
Pragmatic Play Drops & Wins is the largest, with a EUR 25,000,000 network prize pool split between Weekly Wheel Drops and Daily Tournaments. The Daily Tournaments use the same scoring logic as ours, points equal win divided by bet, with one important difference: bets placed from the bonus balance do not count. Prizes from Drops & Wins come without wagering attached.
BGaming Million Drops works on a different principle. It puts EUR 1,000,000 into random prizes, with one prize chance for every real-money bet, so stake frequency matters rather than multipliers. BGaming Hearts & Spins and 3 Oaks Gaming Lucky Races, the latter with EUR 2,500,000 in random prizes, follow the same drop-style format. These sit alongside our own studio promotions and need no separate entry beyond playing the qualifying titles.
Playing a Wintomic tournament within your limits
A leaderboard creates a reason to keep spinning, so decide your session budget before you enter rather than after you check your position. Three habits make the difference. Read the Rules tab in full, because a condition like a minimum multiplier changes which rounds score at all. Pick an event whose related games you already enjoy, since you will be playing them for the length of the race. And keep your stake at a level you would be comfortable with if there were no tournament running, because the points formula gives a bigger bet no advantage on the board.
If none of the current events suit you, skip that round. The same participating slots will be back in the next edition, and a race you entered only to chase a position is the one most likely to cost more than the prize pool can return to you. 18+ only.
Our current events, their prize pools and the related games list are all in the Tournaments section of your account.
FAQ
How do I join a tournament?
Open Tournaments from the side menu, choose an event from Overview or Started, read its Rules tab, then place qualifying bets in one of the games on the related games list. The same section carries an Auto Opt-In control, and your entries appear under My Tournaments.
How are tournament points counted?
Points are calculated as (win / bet) x 100, converted to USD terms and shown on the leaderboard after the final result of each round. A RM2 bet that returns RM50 is a x25 multiplier, which gives 2,500 points.
What is the minimum bet to qualify?
In the Spin & Crazy and Spin & Drop formats the minimum qualifying bet is $0.20 or the equivalent in your account currency, and every crypto and fiat currency is accepted. Some games add their own condition, such as a minimum x3 multiplier in Plinko and Mines where the rules say so.
When are tournament prizes paid?
Prizes are credited within 48 hours after a tournament ends. There are 100 prize places in the example formats, and the split across those places is listed on the Prize pool tab.
Do bets from the bonus balance count?
In Pragmatic Play Drops & Wins Daily Tournaments, bets placed from the bonus balance do not count towards points. For any event on our platform, the Rules tab states which bets qualify, so check it before you start.
Where do finished events go?
They move to the Finished tab, where the final leaderboard stays visible for a limited time. Events you entered also stay listed under My Tournaments.