Rainbet races and how to take part
Rainbet races are three leaderboards running at once: a Daily Race, a Weekly Race and a Monthly Race. Each one has a prize pool and a period of its own.
What are Rainbet races?
Rainbet races are leaderboards, each with a prize pool of its own. There are three at once, and the rules for each 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 |
The pools shown here are the ones in the sidebar of rainbet.com. On rainbet.com, every race has a page of its own.
How do the three races fit together?
All three races run in parallel. Every race has its own leaderboard, its own pool and its own period.
How do sports bets count?
In the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race, sportsbook bets are counted three times. Rainbet sports covers the betting side.
How do you take part?
- Sign in to your Rainbet account.
- From the Promotions menu, open the Daily, Weekly or Monthly Race.
- Go through the rules on the race page.
- Come back to the race page before the period is over.
What should you know before chasing a place?
Volume is what a wagering race pays for, and volume costs money. The house edge applies to every wager that lifts a player up a leaderboard.
See a race prize as an extra on play you'd already planned. Raising your stakes to climb a leaderboard is the fastest way to spend more than you intended.
Where do the pools stand?
At $1M, the Monthly Race is the biggest of the three, ten times the weekly pool. The Weekly Race, at $100K, is four times the $25K daily pool.
How are races different from the raffle?
A draw is what the weekly raffle is, not a leaderboard. Each week there's a free raffle ticket, with no deposit needed. Rainbet bonus covers the raffle.
How are races different from VIP rewards?
Your rank and your play determine VIP rewards, while races are leaderboards with prize pools. The reward schedule is on Rainbet VIP.
What are Challenges?
Challenges are their own promotion, shown next to the races in Rainbet's Promotions menu. They have a page of their own on rainbet.com, which the sidebar on this site links to.
Where are the rules?
For each period, the rules are set out on the race page at rainbet.com. Read it ahead of time, because it is the only complete version.
Where is each race page?
On rainbet.com, every race has a page of its own: one for the Daily Race, one for the Weekly Race and one for the Monthly Race. The three prize pools appear in the sidebar of this site, and the button on this page leads to the Weekly Race.
How do wagering races usually work?
At online casinos in general, a race is a leaderboard with a time limit. Players are ranked across a fixed period, usually by how much they wager, and when it ends a prize pool is shared among the top places. A fresh period then begins with a clean board.
That describes the general model and not Rainbet's rules. Rainbet's race pages set out how it ranks players and splits each pool, and they are the authority.
Which terms will you meet on a race page?
| Term | What it usually means |
|---|---|
| Leaderboard | The ranked list of players for the current period |
| Prize pool | The total amount shared out when the period is over |
| Period | How long a board runs: a day, a week or a month |
| Position | Where you stand on the board right now |
What should you check on a race page before you play?
- The time at which the current period ends.
- What counts toward the board, and whether anything is excluded.
- The way the prize pool is split among places.
- The way and the time prizes are paid.
Should anything on the page be unclear, ask Rainbet's live chat before you play for a place.
How does a race fit a budget?
Never let a race decide your budget. First settle how much you're prepared to spend in a day, a week and a month. If ordinary play happens to put you on a board, consider that a bonus. If it doesn't, nothing has gone wrong. Rainbet responsible gambling covers loss limits and cool-off periods.
Where do the races appear on this site?
Every page on this site has a sidebar showing the three pools: $25K for the Daily Race, $100K for the Weekly Race and $1M for the Monthly Race. The three races and Challenges are listed under Promotions, and the links lead to Rainbet's own pages.
On rainbet.com, the races are in the Promotions menu beside VIP, Challenges and Rewards.
Questions and answers
How big are the Rainbet races prize pools?
$25K for the Daily Race, $100K for the Weekly Race and $1M for the Monthly Race.
How are Rainbet races run?
As three leaderboards, each with its own prize pool and period. Each race page at rainbet.com has the rules.
Are sports bets counted in Rainbet races?
Yes. Sportsbook bets are counted three times in the Weekly Race and the Monthly Race.
Which Rainbet race has the largest prize pool?
The Monthly Race, with $1M. That is ten times the Weekly Race pool.
Are the three Rainbet races held at the same time?
Yes. The Daily, Weekly and Monthly Races run in parallel, each with its own pool and period.
Three boards, three timers
Every race has a page of its own on rainbet.com.