Casino Race point system

How does the points system work in Casino Races?

The points system is based on total accumulated multipliers.

A multiplier is calculated by dividing your winnings from a spin by the amount wagered.

Points for each spin are calculated as:

• Multiplier x 100.

 

Does the same points system apply to all Casino Races?

No. The points system depends on the type of race.

In some races:

• Your total score is the accumulated multiplier across all spins

In other races:

• Your score is based on your highest accumulated multiplier across rounds or selected spins

 

Can you give an example of how scoring works?

Here are some examples:

• Round 1 score: 100 points
• Round 2 score: 120 points

The higher score is recorded on the leaderboard.

In this case, your score would be 120 points.

 

What's the highest number of points on a single spin?

The maximum number of points you can win on a single spin is 10,000 points.

 

How does my bet qualify for a spin during a race?

To qualify:

• Your spin must meet the minimum bet requirement for that race

If you win Free Spins or Instant Bonuses from a qualifying spin, those winnings are included in your score.

Each race may have different rules, so check the race details before participating.

 

What's the minimum bet per spin?

Each Casino Race has a minimum bet per spin.

You can find this amount on the race card before joining.

If your bet is below the minimum requirement, the spin will not count toward your score.

 

What happens if there is a tie in points?

If players have the same number of points, ranking is based on the number of spins:

• The player with more spins is ranked higher

Example:

• Player A: 2,000 spins, 1,000 points
• Player B: 1,500 spins, 1,000 points

Player A ranks higher.

 

What happens when players are with the same number of points and spins?

If players are tied on both points and spins:

• The player who registered first is ranked higher