Wager Wars | Eligibility, Ranking & Prizes
How each event sets its own schedule, eligible activity, audience, prize currency, and prize table.
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How each event sets its own schedule, eligible activity, audience, prize currency, and prize table.
Wager Wars are event-based competitions, not a permanent hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly bonus schedule. Every event publishes its own start and end time, eligible audience, eligible products, prize denomination, and prize table. Ranking uses qualifying wager volume attributed by the event ledger after enrollment and inside that event's window. Open it while signed in and confirm that you are enrolled. The live event page is the source of truth.
A Wager War can be global or limited to a specific eligible audience. It can cover all supported activity or only named products and games. If no event is shown as active, there is no current Wager War to join or earn from. Keep your normal time and spend limits; a leaderboard position is never a reason to chase more play.
Section 1
There is no universal Wager Wars timetable or fixed prize amount. The event card defines the exact accounting window and reward table for that competition.
Times, prize amounts, prize currency, number of paid positions, participant limit, and eligible game scope can all differ from one event to another.
Check the exact start and end timestamp.
Check whether the event is global or limited to a specified audience.
Check which products or named games count.
Check the displayed prize currency and amount for each paid rank.
Section 2
Open the event page while signed in and confirm that it shows you as enrolled. The page attempts enrollment for eligible players. Audience-limited events can require a specific referral relationship or another condition shown on that page.
Only qualifying activity after you enroll—or after the event starts if you enrolled early—and before the event ends is ranked. Earlier activity is not added retroactively. Seeing a historical event does not mean it is active.
Your event page shows whether you are eligible and enrolled; opening the page is not a substitute for checking that status.
A participant limit can apply.
An account can be prevented from joining an incompatible active audience-limited event.
Excluded or out-of-scope activity does not become eligible just because it appears in general account history.
Section 3
Rank is based on the qualifying wager total attributed to your account by the event ledger after enrollment and inside the event window and scope. Game outcomes do not add a separate rank multiplier.
The live leaderboard shows the recorded total and rank. A zero qualifying total is not ranked. Rankings can refresh while the event is active and remain provisional until the event closes and the final leaderboard is refreshed.
Only qualifying event-ledger wager volume after enrollment and inside the stated window counts.
The event's product and game scope is applied before the total is ranked.
Rank measures eligible volume, not skill or profit.
If a total appears wrong, Support can review the event and account activity ledger.
Section 4
Wager Wars do not have one permanent Shard prize schedule. Each event displays its own prize denomination, total prize pool, paid positions, and amount for each position.
After the event closes, the final leaderboard is refreshed and rewards for paid final ranks are processed to real balance with 0x wagering. Until that processing completes, displayed ranks and prize amounts are provisional. Standard account, verification, payment, and withdrawal controls still apply.
Do not rely on an old screenshot or a previous event's prize table.
The live event page controls if its schedule, scope, audience, or prize table differs from a general Help article.
Shards are not the default prize for every Wager War.
Keep the event ID and final rank if you need a settlement review. Contact Support if the real-balance credit does not match the final event table.
Section 5
Wager Wars rank eligible volume, so players with more qualifying activity can rank higher. The competition does not remove the cost or risk of that activity.
Use the leaderboard as information, not as a target you must chase. Keep the time, deposit, wager, and loss limits you chose before the event.
Do not increase a preset limit to defend or recover a rank.
A displayed prize is not guaranteed unless the event has ended and your final position is a paid rank.
Leaving an event or stopping play does not prevent you from using normal withdrawal and account controls.
No. They are event-based. If the Wager Wars hub does not show an eligible active event, there is no current competition for your account.
No universal rule says they do. The live event's scope defines the eligible products or games, and only qualifying event-ledger wager volume after enrollment and inside its time window is counted.
No. Each event publishes its own prize denomination and prize table. Rewards for paid final ranks are processed to real balance with 0x wagering after the final leaderboard is refreshed.
Your rank is based on the qualifying wager total attributed to your account by the event ledger after enrollment and inside that event's window and scope. Game outcomes do not create a separate ranking multiplier.
An event applies its own enrollment time, event window, audience, and product or game scope. Activity before enrollment or outside those rules is not included in the event total.
Contact Support with the event name or ID and the relevant time. The team can review the participant total, final refreshed rank, event prize table, and real-balance credit.
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