Joining a tournament
Open the tournaments page in your RooRoll account. Each tournament has its own card with the prize pool, the qualifying slots, the minimum stake, the scoring rule and the time left.
Entry costs nothing. If a tournament asks you to opt in, it's one tap on its card. After that, every qualifying spin counts automatically. One account per player applies, as everywhere at RooRoll.
Which spins count
- Real money only. Spins played with bonus funds or free spins don't score.
- Qualifying slots only. The card lists them. Other games don't count, however much you play them.
- At or above the minimum stake. A spin below the tournament's minimum stake scores nothing.
Check all three before you start. Most "why didn't my spin count" questions come down to one of them.
The three scoring rules
Each tournament names its rule on its card. RooRoll uses three:
- Total stake: your score is the total amount you put into qualifying spins.
- Number of wins: every winning spin on a qualifying slot adds to your score.
- Biggest wins for the stake: each spin scores by how big its win is compared with its stake, so small stakes can top the board too.
The rule changes what a good session looks like. Our slot tournament guide looks at each one in more detail.
Leaderboard and prizes
The leaderboard updates in real time while the tournament runs. If two players end on the same score, the place goes to whoever reached it first.
When it finishes, the top places win cash or free spins, credited within 72 hours. The card shows how many places are paid and what each one wins.
Questions people ask
Do RooRoll tournaments cost anything to enter?
No. Entry is free. You play qualifying slots with real money as normal, and those spins count towards your score.
Do free spins count in tournaments?
No. Only real-money spins on the qualifying slots, at or above the minimum stake, score points.
When are tournament prizes paid?
Cash or free spins prizes are credited within 72 hours of the tournament's finish.
What happens if two players have the same score?
The higher place goes to the player who reached that score first.