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How the Rainbet leaderboards work, day by day and month by month

Three leaderboards make up Rainbet races, and they run alongside each other: a daily one, a weekly one and a monthly one. Each carries a prize pool and a clock of its own.

What do Rainbet races involve?

Rainbet races are prize-pool leaderboards, and the rules are given on each race page. Three exist, and the pool for each is shown in Rainbet's sidebar.

RacePrize poolPeriod
Daily Race$25KOne day
Weekly Race$100KOne week
Monthly Race$1MOne month

On rainbet.com, every race has a page of its own.

Are the three races on at once?

Yes. The Daily, Weekly and Monthly Races are run in parallel. Each has a prize pool and a period of its own, which keeps the three boards from merging.

How do sportsbook bets count?

In the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race, sportsbook bets are counted three times. You can read about the sports side of the account on Rainbet sports.

What sets a race apart from a bonus?

A race is a contest, whereas a bonus is an offer. That distinction shapes what each can be expected to deliver.

RaceBonus or VIP reward
Who receives itDecided by the rules on each race pageWhichever account meets the conditions
Determined byWhere you stand against other playersYour own deposits and play
CertaintyNone until the race endsKnown beforehand

You'll find the welcome paths on Rainbet bonus and the recurring rewards on Rainbet VIP.

Which race fits which player?

The three races reward different habits, so it pays to know which one you're taking part in.

  • Daily Race: the shortest period and the smallest pool.
  • Weekly Race: a bigger pool, with sportsbook bets counted three times.
  • Monthly Race: the biggest pool at $1M, built up across a whole month of play.

Is it wise to bet more to move up a leaderboard?

No. Moving up a leaderboard takes more betting, and the house edge makes betting cost money. Unless a prize is already in reach from your usual play, going after one tends to cost more than the prize returns.

Before you begin, check the leaderboard. When the distance to the prize positions exceeds your budget for the period, carry on with your usual game and disregard the table.

What is the way to follow a race?

  1. Go to the Daily, Weekly or Monthly Race page on rainbet.com.
  2. Look at the prize pool and the rules displayed for that race.
  3. Compare the leaderboard with your usual play.
  4. Fix a budget for the period and stay within it.

What else sits beside the races?

The same part of the site holds two other promotions. A free ticket for a $20,000 draw comes with the weekly raffle, and no deposit is needed. Challenges have a page of their own on rainbet.com, where the rules of each one are shown.

Is it possible for prize pools to change?

Yes. Rainbet sets the pool for each race and shows it on the site, and it can be altered. The Monthly Race currently stands at $1M. Before planning around a figure, look at the race page for the one in force.

What are $25K and $1M?

K means thousand and M means million, which makes the Daily Race pool 25,000 US dollars, the Weekly Race pool 100,000 and the Monthly Race pool 1,000,000. Each figure is the entire pool for that race and not the amount one player wins.

How do the three races stack up against each other?

The monthly pool is forty times the daily one, and the monthly race also lasts about thirty times longer. A larger prize pool does not mean a better chance.

QuestionDailyWeeklyMonthly
Pool$25K$100K$1M
PeriodOne dayOne weekOne month
Time to build a positionHoursDaysWeeks

Where do races meet responsible play?

A leaderboard is built to make you want one more bet. See a race place as an extra on top of play you had planned anyway, and set a Loss Limit if the table pulls you beyond your budget. The tools are described on Rainbet responsible gambling.

What games are counted in races?

Each leaderboard's rules are on Rainbet's race pages. On the weekly and monthly boards, sportsbook bets get the triple count. You'll find the games themselves on Rainbet casino.

Questions people ask

How many races does Rainbet have?

Three: the Daily Race, the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race. They are run in parallel.

What prize pools do Rainbet races have?

As shown on rainbet.com: $25K for the Daily Race, $100K for the Weekly Race and $1M for the Monthly Race.

Are sports bets counted in Rainbet races?

Yes. In the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race, sportsbook bets are counted three times.

Does a Rainbet race work like a bonus?

No. A race is a leaderboard contest with a prize pool. A bonus is an offer with set conditions.

Does the Rainbet weekly raffle belong to the races?

No. The weekly raffle is a separate thing: a free ticket for a $20,000 draw, with no deposit needed.

Which Rainbet race has the largest prize pool?

The Monthly Race, at $1M. The Weekly Race pool is $100K and the Daily Race pool is $25K. Each figure is the total prize pool for that race.

Three boards, three clocks

Daily, weekly and monthly, every one with its own pool.

See the races at rainbet.com