Races turn regular play into a competition. The Grand Live race at Dragon Money is a high-stakes league built together with the live studio Winfinity.
It rewards the most active players on the live floor with cash prizes at the end of each period. The banner on the race page carries a button to take part, and bets count from that moment on.
How the leaderboard works
The race page shows a table called Leaders in categories. Players line up by the total amount of their bets during the race period.
The table also shows the amount each leader has bet, so the gap to the next place is always clear.
Every new stake moves you up the list, whatever the result of the round. A win and a loss count the same, since only the volume matters.
The countdown and the draw
A timer on the banner counts down to the draw. At zero the leaderboard freezes, and the prizes go to the top places of the table.
Prizes are paid in cash and grow with the position. The first place takes the largest share of the pool, and the second place takes the next one.
Which tables count
The race page lists the qualifying tables for each period. A look there before the first bet saves surprises.
Winfinity runs several tables in the Live row of the Dragon Money casino. Royal Blackjack 1 and Monaco Blackjack 5 are two of them.
Getting the most from a race
A few habits help players who aim for a place on the board:
- Open the race page and note the time left on the timer.
- Press the button on the banner to join the race.
- Play on the qualifying tables for the whole period.
- Check your position on the leaderboard from time to time.
A race suits players who already spend their evenings at live tables. It adds a second reward on top of the game itself.
Newcomers to the live floor can read the live game shows guide first.
Races and other offers
The race runs next to the regular offers listed on the Dragon Money bonus page, from cashback to reloads.
After a Dragon Money login the race page opens from the top menu.
It works on a Dragon Money mirror as well, with the same position on the leaderboard and the same timer.