Rabona tournaments: how the leaderboards work and what to read on the card

The list of tournaments in progress

The operator’s tournaments section shows the list in progress with prize pool, minimum stake and period for each tournament, and the table on the page reproduces it entry by entry.

How points are scored in each type of tournament

The sports tournament

Bets on football, basketball, ice hockey and tennis count, in the leagues listed on the card: for football the Champions League, Europa League, Conference League, Premier League, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga, for basketball the Euroleague and the American NBA, for ice hockey the North American NHL and the continental KHL. Every winning bet brings winnings minus stake, every losing bet brings one point, and voided bets and bets closed with cash out do not count. Prizes arrive as a bonus within 48 hours of the end, with 1× wagering.

The live tables

Here the rule is simpler: one point for every euro staked in real money on the tables listed on the card, which are the Gold Saloon blackjack and roulette tables, plus the Speed Roulette and the tables reserved for the higher levels. A deposit is needed to enter, and the prize arrives at the end of the tournament, in coins.

The monthly games tournament

It runs from the first to the last day of the month and pays prizes in coins. The scoring follows the logic of the live tables, one point per euro staked on the games listed on the card, and here too a deposit is needed to enter the leaderboard.

The network promotion with daily tournaments

Every week there are seven daily tournaments and one weekly round, and it is enough to sign up once a week by opening one of the participating games. There is also the wheel: the pieces are earned by playing with real money, up to three, and once the wheel is complete you spin it for a prize, which can be a multiplier on the winning stake, free spins or an instant bonus.

Prizes in coins and prizes in euros

The coins are those of the loyalty programme and are not money: a prize pool of thousands of coins is worth less than the same number in euros, which is why the table states the type of prize pool next to each tournament. In the euro tournaments the prize arrives as a bonus or in cash, and in all cases points are earned only with real money, because bets with bonus funds do not count.

Each tournament is valid only if it reaches a minimum number of participants, stated on the card: below that threshold the leaderboard awards no prizes. The minimum changes from tournament to tournament, which is why it is worth checking before moving your play from one tournament to another. The minimum stake that scores points also changes from one tournament to another and is read on the same card.

The bonus prizes of the sports tournament carry 1× wagering: the amount received must be staked once before it can be withdrawn.

How to join Rabona’s tournaments

From choosing the tournament to the prize there are five steps, the same on computer and on mobile.

1. Open the Tournaments entry in the side menu and choose the tournament you are interested in.
2. Read on the card which games or leagues count and where the minimum stake stands.
3. Check whether a deposit is needed: the live tables and the monthly tournament require one.
4. Play with real money on the valid games, because bets with bonus funds do not score points.
5. At the end of the tournament the prize arrives in coins, as a bonus or in cash, depending on the tournament.

What is on a tournament card

• the period, with start and end of the leaderboard;
• the games or leagues that score points;
• the minimum stake valid for scoring points;
• the scoring formula and the tie-breakers;
• the prizes for each position and the type of prize;
• the deposit required and the minimum number of participants.

The periods are fixed: weekly, monthly or up to a stated deadline, and a new edition starts again when the previous one ends.

Tournaments, challenges, cups and promotions: what is what

In the site’s side menu, Cups, Collections, Shop, Challenges and Tournaments are separate entries: a points leaderboard with a prize pool sits under Tournaments, while the other entries have their own goals and rewards. The Spinoleague, for example, is a tournament leaderboard on Spinomenal games that the operator lists among the promotions. The offers with bonuses, cashback and spins, which have no ranking between players, are on the Rabona bonuses page, and the full review is on the Home.

Rabona tournaments: who they are for

The points leaderboard has clear rules and the prizes of the live tables and the monthly tournament arrive within 24 hours of the end: the tournaments suit those who play regularly and want a leaderboard to climb.

The catch is the minimum number of participants for each tournament, together with the fixed periods: anyone who plays only now and then scores few points and risks being left out of the prizes.