Stake size usually only matters indirectly in a slot tournament — bigger bets simply mean bigger potential wins. Score & Win on 1Win builds stake size directly into the scoring formula itself, so two players landing the exact same winning multiplier can walk away with very different point totals purely based on how much they wagered to get there.
A Points Formula That Rewards Bigger Stakes
Every point earned starts from the win coefficient — the multiplier a bet returns — but that multiplier then gets scaled by a tier tied to how much was actually staked:
| Bet size (USDT-equivalent) | Points multiplier |
|---|---|
| 0.60 or more | ×100 |
| 0.80 or more | ×120 |
| 1.00 or more | ×140 |
| 1.50 or more | ×160 |
The gap this creates is substantial. A bet of exactly 0.60 USDT-equivalent that returns a 5x win earns 500 points (5 × 100). The same 5x win off a 1.50 stake instead earns 800 points (5 × 160) — 60% more points for landing an identical multiplier, purely because the stake behind it crossed into a higher tier. There's also a hard floor: bets under 0.60 don't qualify for scoring at all, so a string of small wins below that threshold contributes nothing to the leaderboard regardless of how favorable the multipliers are.
Any Currency Qualifies
Unlike some of 1Win's other tournaments that restrict entry to a single currency type, Score & Win accepts bets placed in any currency available on the site — there's no crypto-only or fiat-only restriction layered on top of the points formula. The thresholds above are expressed in USDT, and the site converts the equivalent minimum for whichever currency an account actually runs on.
Five Thousand Paid Positions
The prize ladder runs deeper than most 1Win tournaments, spreading rewards across thirteen tiers and 5,000 total paid places:
| Rank | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1st | 3,000 USDT + signed Luis Suárez merchandise |
| 2nd | 2,000 USDT + signed Luis Suárez merchandise |
| 3rd | 1,000 USDT + signed Luis Suárez merchandise |
| 4th–10th | 500 USDT + signed Luis Suárez merchandise |
| 11th–25th | 250 USDT |
| 26th–50th | 150 USDT |
| 51st–100th | 80 USDT |
| 101st–250th | 60 USDT |
| 251st–500th | 30 USDT |
| 501st–1,000th | 25 USDT |
| 1,001st–2,000th | 20 USDT |
| 2,001st–3,000th | 15 USDT |
| 3,001st–4,000th | 10 USDT |
| 4,001st–5,000th | 5 USDT |
Adding every tier together comes to exactly 100,000 USDT — matching the tournament's own headline figure — spread across 5,000 winners in total. Because the bottom tiers pay out to a full 4,000 separate positions between 1,001st and 5,000th place alone, a finish well outside any conventional "top spots" still clears a prize, even if a modest one.
The Suárez Merchandise Tier
The top ten finishers get something the rest of the ladder doesn't: physical merchandise signed by footballer Luis Suárez, on top of the cash prize at each of those ranks. That physical reward runs on its own delivery timeline — the rules specify shipment within 90 days, considerably longer than however long the cash portion takes to land in an account once results are finalized. Anyone finishing in the top ten shouldn't expect the merchandise to arrive anywhere near as quickly as the cash prize does.
When the Money Actually Lands
Cash prizes are credited once the tournament's results have been finalized rather than the instant a leaderboard closes — the rules don't attach a specific number of hours to that step the way some of 1Win's other tournaments do, so there's some flexibility in exactly when it happens relative to the tournament's official end.