What a weekly league actually is
A weekly league turns ordinary play into a ranking. Every player is entered automatically, there is nothing to opt into and nothing to claim, and your position is recalculated as you go. A banner across the top counts down to the end of the week and shows how many players are currently in the running.
It sits somewhere between a tournament and a loyalty scheme. A tournament runs for a fixed event and ends. A league resets every week and hands you a set of conditions for the week that follows, so what you are competing for is next week's terms rather than a single prize pot.
How points are earned
Points come from turnover, and both halves of the site count towards them. Every 1.50 staked on a spin or a sports bet scores one point. A deposit of the same size scores thirty.
That ratio deserves a second look. Funding an account is weighted thirty times more heavily than playing the same amount through, which means the table rewards topping up at least as much as it rewards playing. If you find yourself chasing a tier, the mechanic is quietly pushing you towards the cashier rather than the reels. Points refresh every few minutes rather than in real time, so a position can lag slightly behind what you have just done.
The Monday qualification window
Every Monday from 00:00 to 11:59 the leagues sit in a qualification period. Everyone stays in League 1 for those twelve hours and scores points as normal, and at noon the assignment runs and players are placed. Worth knowing, because a strong Monday morning looks like it has achieved nothing at all until midday.
The tiers and what they pay
Eight tiers are visible at the one brand where we have confirmed the feature, and the rewards come in two kinds. Instant rewards are paid the first time you reach a tier. Weekly benefits are settled at the end of the week according to where you finished.
Instant rewards by tier
- League 1 — entry level, basic conditions, no reward stated
- League 2 — 1 coin
- League 3 — 3 coins
- League 4 — 5 coins
- League 5 — 1 Bonus Crab spin
- Best 30 — 2 Bonus Crab spins
- Top 10 — 200 coins and a cash prize of 300
- #1 — 500 coins and a cash prize of 600
Coins are the site's own currency and are spent in its shop rather than withdrawn. The summary page describes the instant rewards as a range of 1 to 500 coins plus a Bonus Crab spin.
Two things in that table do not line up, and we would rather point at them than tidy them away. The overview quotes the weekly benefits as a span of 150 to 900, while the tier cards show 300 and 600 in a different currency symbol from the span, so the two cannot be read as the same figures. And League 1 carries no stated reward at all, with nothing to indicate whether further tiers sit between League 5 and Best 30. Anyone planning around the numbers should check them in their own account before assuming.
The cashback ladder
Cashback attaches to the upper tiers only. There is none at League 5, 10% at Best 30, 15% in the Top 10 and 20% at the very top. Like the rest of the benefits it applies to the week ahead, not the one you earned it in.
The reset is the whole point
Benefits are awarded on Sunday at 23:59 based on the league you finished in, and they run for exactly one week before being recalculated from scratch. Nothing carries over.
That is the honest catch of any league system. A good week buys you better conditions for seven days, then the board is wiped and the same effort has to be made again. It rewards steady play far more than a single heavy session, which is either the appeal or the problem depending on how you play.
Which casinos run it
Weekly leagues are not a platform-wide fixture. We have confirmed the mechanic at one brand so far, and the sidebar entry there carried a NEW badge, which points to a recent rollout rather than something long established. We check every sibling sidebar as we work through them and will add brands to this page as they appear, so the list below is a current count rather than a final one.
Is it worth chasing?
It depends entirely on whether the play was going to happen anyway. As a reason to deposit more, the thirty-to-one weighting should give you pause, and a cashback rate you only reach near the top of a leaderboard is not a plan. As a return on turnover you had already budgeted for, it costs nothing: you are entered whether you engage with it or not, and the coins, spins and cashback arrive on top of whatever else you were earning.