Not every 1Win tournament is open to every account. Crypto Season: Mix, running across 1Win's slots and quick games, is built specifically around cryptocurrency play — every supported crypto is eligible, but the promotion sits apart from 1Win's fiat-currency tournaments entirely.
Two Scoring Formulas, Not One
Points in Crypto Season: Mix aren't a flat count of wins — they're built from the winning coefficient (the multiplier a bet returns), and that multiplier gets scaled differently depending on what kind of game produced it. A slot win multiplies its coefficient by 100, while a quick game win multiplies its coefficient by 140. Concretely: a slot spin that returns a 5x multiplier earns 500 points (5 × 100), while a quick game round returning a 3x multiplier earns 420 points (3 × 140) — the higher multiplier on the quick game scores more per point of multiplier, but only once it clears a separate floor described below.
The Quick Games Threshold
Quick games carry a restriction slots don't: a minimum multiplier of x2.3 is required before a win counts toward the leaderboard at all. A quick-game win landing at 2.1x — technically still a win — contributes nothing to the tournament score, since it falls under that floor. Slots carry no equivalent minimum; any winning coefficient above zero scores points once multiplied by 100. That asymmetry matters for anyone splitting play between the two game types purely to chase leaderboard position, since low-multiplier quick-game wins are effectively invisible to the tournament regardless of how frequently they land.
The Full Prize Ladder
Two thousand separate positions get paid, spread across nineteen tiers:
| Rank | Prize (USDT) |
|---|---|
| 1st | 3,000 |
| 2nd | 2,500 |
| 3rd | 2,200 |
| 4th | 1,800 |
| 5th | 1,500 |
| 6th–10th | 1,000 |
| 11th–20th | 650 |
| 21st–50th | 400 |
| 51st–100th | 250 |
| 101st–200th | 160 |
| 201st–400th | 125 |
| 401st–600th | 105 |
| 601st–800th | 95 |
| 801st–1,000th | 85 |
| 1,001st–1,200th | 75 |
| 1,201st–1,400th | 65 |
| 1,401st–1,600th | 55 |
| 1,601st–1,800th | 45 |
| 1,801st–2,000th | 35 |
Adding every tier across all 2,000 paid places comes to 200,000 USDT in total distributed prizes — the figure that also appears as the tournament's headline value on 1Win's promotions page. With 2,000 paid positions available, this is a considerably deeper payout structure than the roughly 300-place tournaments 1Win runs elsewhere, meaning a player doesn't need a top-tier finish to walk away with something; even a four-digit rank still clears a prize.
How Entry Actually Works
There's no separate opt-in step described beyond simply placing bets in the participating games — a mix that spans Pragmatic Play slots like The Dog House Megaways and Master Joker, Hacksaw titles such as Rip City and Densho, and quick games including Mines and Astronaut. Every qualifying bet across that game list contributes points automatically the moment a win lands, calculated by the formulas above, with no manual join button to click first.
When Prizes Actually Arrive
Once the tournament closes, winnings aren't instant — 1Win's own rules specify that prize money is credited within 48 hours after the tournament ends, rather than the moment the final leaderboard locks. Anyone checking their balance for a tournament prize immediately at the closing time should expect a short delay before it actually appears.