Kings.Game Kings Race

Monthly Casino Tournament With a 20,000 USDT Prize Pool

Kings.Game Kings Race is a recurring monthly casino tournament rewarding the highest-ranked players with a share of a 20,000 USDT prize pool. Leaderboard positions are determined by qualifying wager volume accumulated throughout the tournament period, with prizes awarded to the Top 15 finishers.

A new tournament begins on the first day of every month after the previous edition has concluded.

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Kings.Game Kings Race Prize Distribution

The monthly prize pool is shared among the fifteen highest-ranked players.

PositionPrize
🥇 15,000 USDT
🥈 23,500 USDT
🥉 32,500 USDT
41,800 USDT
51,400 USDT
61,100 USDT
7900 USDT
8750 USDT
9650 USDT
10550 USDT
11450 USDT
12400 USDT
13350 USDT
14350 USDT
15300 USDT

Total Prize Pool: 20,000 USDT

How the Kings.Game Kings Race Works

Leaderboard rankings are based on each player’s total qualifying wager volume during the monthly tournament.

Every eligible wager contributes towards the leaderboard score, allowing players to climb the rankings throughout the promotion.

The leaderboard is updated during the tournament, while final standings are confirmed after the event has ended and qualifying activity has been verified.

Tournament Schedule

The Kings Race follows a recurring monthly schedule.

  • Starts: First day of each month at 00:00 UTC
  • Ends: Last day of the month at 23:59 UTC
  • Prize Distribution: After final leaderboard verification

Once a tournament ends, a new edition begins at the start of the following month.

Important Conditions

According to the tournament terms, only settled qualifying wagers contribute towards the leaderboard.

The following do not count:

  • Cancelled bets
  • Refunded bets
  • Failed or rejected bets
  • Rolled-back wagers
  • Voided bets
  • Unsettled bets

The published tournament terms also state that selected games or providers may be excluded where necessary. Leaderboard manipulation, multi-accounting, or other forms of abuse may result in disqualification.