Tournaments at The Clubhouse

Some nights a few quiet spins are enough. Other nights you want a name on a board and a prize pool to chase. The tournament schedule keeps a live race running for members who fancy the second kind — points pile up from the same pokies you would have played anyway, and the standings update as the room spins.

What runs

The card refreshes regularly, so the exact mix shifts week to week. The regular fixtures look like this:

• Pokies leaderboards — a ranked race across a set list of eligible titles, with the top members splitting a published prize pool.
• Weekly events — short, themed races that open and close inside a fixed window, often built around a provider drop or a feature-heavy release from the likes of Pragmatic Play, BGaming or Playson.
• Prize-pool races — bigger cash pools where every qualifying spin feeds your position, and the gap between places can move fast in the final hours.
• VIP-linked entries — seats and boosted reward tiers tied to your VIP standing, so loyal play carries extra weight on the board.

How scoring works

Most races score on real-money play across the eligible games. Depending on the event, your spot is set by total points earned over the period, by your single best qualifying win, or by a multiplier measured against your stake — the format for each race is printed on its own tile in the lobby before you opt in. The leaderboard sits live on that tile, so you can see where you stand and how much ground separates you from the place above.

Tip: a higher prize pool usually means a tighter field — check the current standings and the time left before you commit a longer session.

Event types at a glance

How to join

1. Log in to your account and open the tournaments area in the lobby.
2. Pick a live or upcoming race and read its tile — eligible games, event period, scoring format and prize pool are all listed there.
3. Opt in if the race asks for it; some open automatically the moment you start a qualifying game.
4. Top up at the cashier if your balance needs it, then play the eligible titles to start logging points.
5. Watch the live board and your placing, and keep an eye on the clock before the window closes.

Rules to watch

• Eligible games — only the titles named on the tile count toward your score; spins on other games do not move you up the board.
• Event period — qualifying play has to land inside the listed start and end times, down to the minute.
• Bonus funds — whether bonus money or free-spin winnings count toward a race is set per event and printed on the tile, so confirm it before you lean on a bonus balance. The $7.50 max bet still applies whenever a bonus is active.
• Prize crediting — once a race closes and the final board is confirmed, prizes are credited to qualifying members; cash and bonus prizes can carry their own terms, including the standard 40x wagering on bonus rewards.

Where VIP fits in

Tournaments and the VIP Club feed each other. Points you earn from play push you up the VIP tiers, and higher tiers open VIP-linked races, boosted entries and the perks that come with rank — cashback, reloads, free spins and faster withdrawal handling once verification and approval are done, with crypto the quickest payout lane of the lot. Climbing a leaderboard and climbing the membership ladder end up being the same few sessions, counted twice.

Start a race

Open the lobby, find a live tournament tile, check its eligible games and time window, and opt in. New here? Set up the account, claim the welcome package across your first three deposits — up to $5,000 and 200 free spins — and you are ready to log points on the next race. Anything unclear about a specific event runs through 24/7 live chat or email, and play stays strictly 18+ — set your own limits and step away if the fun does.