Rainbet races: daily, weekly and monthly
Rainbet races are three leaderboards that run side by side: a Daily Race, a Weekly Race and a Monthly Race. Each has its own prize pool and its own period.
What are Rainbet races?
Rainbet races are leaderboards with their own prize pools. Three run side by side, and the rules for each one are on its race page at rainbet.com.
| Race | Prize pool | Period | Sports bets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Race | $25K | One day | No multiplier stated |
| Weekly Race | $100K | One week | Counted three times |
| Monthly Race | $1M | One month | Counted three times |
These are the pools shown in the sidebar of rainbet.com. Each race has its own page on rainbet.com.
How do the three races fit together?
The three races run in parallel. Each keeps its own leaderboard, its own pool and its own period.
How do sports bets count?
Sportsbook bets count three times in the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race. Rainbet sports explains the betting side.
How do you take part?
- Log in to your Rainbet account.
- Open the Daily, Weekly or Monthly Race from the Promotions menu.
- Read the rules on the race page.
- Return to the race page before the period ends.
What should you know before chasing a place?
A wagering race rewards volume, and volume costs money. Every wager that moves a player up a leaderboard is also exposed to the house edge.
Treat a race prize as an extra on play you'd planned anyway. Raising your stakes to climb a leaderboard is the quickest way to spend more than you meant to.
Where do the pools stand?
The Monthly Race is the largest of the three at $1M, ten times the weekly pool. The Weekly Race, at $100K, is four times the daily pool of $25K.
How are races different from the raffle?
The weekly raffle is a draw, not a leaderboard. A free raffle ticket is available each week with no deposit. The raffle is covered on Rainbet bonus.
How are races different from VIP rewards?
VIP rewards follow your rank and your play. Races are leaderboards with prize pools. Rainbet VIP lists the reward schedule.
What are Challenges?
Challenges are a separate promotion listed beside the races in Rainbet's Promotions menu. They have their own page on rainbet.com, and the sidebar on this site links to it.
Where are the rules?
The race page on rainbet.com sets out the rules for each period. Read it before you start, as it's the only complete version.
Where is each race page?
Each race has its own page on rainbet.com: one for the Daily Race, one for the Weekly Race and one for the Monthly Race. The sidebar on this site shows the three prize pools, and the button on this page opens the Weekly Race.
How do wagering races usually work?
Across online casinos, a race is a timed leaderboard. Players are ranked over a fixed period, usually by how much they wager, and a prize pool is split among the leading places when the period ends. Then a new period starts with a fresh board.
That's the general model, not a statement of Rainbet's rules. How Rainbet ranks players and splits each pool is set out on its race pages, and those pages are the authority.
Which terms will you meet on a race page?
| Term | What it usually means |
|---|---|
| Leaderboard | The ranked list of players in the current period |
| Prize pool | The total amount shared out when the period ends |
| Period | The time a board runs for: a day, a week or a month |
| Position | Your place on the board at that moment |
What should you check on a race page before you play?
- When the current period ends.
- What counts towards the board, and whether anything is left out.
- How the prize pool is divided between places.
- How and when prizes are paid.
If a point isn't clear from the page, ask Rainbet's live chat before you play for a place.
How does a race fit a budget?
A race should never set your budget. Decide what you're willing to spend in a day, a week and a month first. If your normal play happens to place you on a board, that's a bonus. If it doesn't, nothing has gone wrong. Loss limits and cool-off periods are covered on Rainbet responsible gambling.
Where do the races appear on this site?
The sidebar on every page of this site shows the three pools: $25K for the Daily Race, $100K for the Weekly Race and $1M for the Monthly Race. The Promotions group lists the three races and Challenges, and the links open Rainbet's own pages.
On rainbet.com the races sit in the Promotions menu next to VIP, Challenges and Rewards.
Questions and answers
What are the Rainbet races prize pools?
The Daily Race is $25K, the Weekly Race is $100K and the Monthly Race is $1M.
How do Rainbet races work?
They're three leaderboards, each with its own prize pool and period. The rules are on each race page at rainbet.com.
Do sports bets count in Rainbet races?
Yes. Sportsbook bets count three times in the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race.
Which Rainbet race has the biggest prize pool?
The Monthly Race, at $1M. That is ten times the Weekly Race pool.
Do the three Rainbet races run together?
Yes. The Daily, Weekly and Monthly Races run in parallel, each with its own pool and period.
Three boards, three clocks
Each race has its own page on rainbet.com.