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Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 05:23:53 PM

Quote from: BETMODE on Today at 11:15:06 AM

🗓 This Friday: "Most Spins Win" $500 Challenge! 💸

💥 This Friday, one player will walk away with $500 in our Most Spins Win challenge!

🔥 How It Works:
✅ 24-hour showdown – the player with the most total bets in a single day wins!
✅ Any bet size counts – big or small, just keep spinning!
✅ Only real-money wagers on slot games qualify.
✅ Top prize: $500 cash!

Think you can out-spin the competition? 🏆 Prove it this Friday!

The idea is good but the fact that there is 1 winner only make it less attractive, I think you should make it like to top 3 winners.
It is good enough to split the prize to something like 250-150-100 for the top 3 players with the most spins because there is no minimum bet requirement.
Of course adding some more funds in the prizepool will be better if you will change the winner from 1 to 3 or more.
Anyway, welcome back from your long inactivity and hopefully you will be more active since today without any long inactivity again.

When people play, they want to make a lot of money quickly and when you put an extra amount that they can win, they don't care much about second or third place. They want first place and to take home a lot of money.

In my opinion, OP is right to only put a prize for First Place, that way people will compete with greater motivation, because they will be seeing $500 and they will know that there is only 1 winner, that is, only the best one wins.

There are always two sides to the coin. On one hand, having a single grand prize—like $500 for first place—can create an intense, winner-takes-all competition where players push themselves to be the absolute best. The exclusivity of the prize can drive engagement, as everyone knows there’s only one winner, making the stakes feel even higher.

On the other hand, offering rewards for second or third place can keep more players engaged throughout the competition. When only one person wins, some might feel discouraged early on if they realize they can’t catch up. Having multiple prize tiers can give more participants a reason to stay in the game and keep trying.

Last Friday, we witnessed an intense head-to-head battle for first place! Two players went all in, pushing their limits in a race to the top. The winner placed an incredible 47,435 bets, while the runner-up was right on their heels with 45,096 bets—just shy of claiming victory. It was a true display of determination and competitive spirit!