Is anyone actually climbing the Limitless Casino tournament race
Who reckons it's just a carrot lol, I've been grinding the Limitless race every evening this week and my name's actually creeping up that leaderboard π₯ the qualifying spins rack up points way quicker than I expected. Might never sniff the top spots but I'm climbing ngl, way more fun than flat spinning π€π°
One slot, one love π°
Creeping up is one thing, top of the Limitless board is another lol. What's the payout up there, worth the grind or nah? π°
Bankroll discipline wins πΈ
That's the million dollar question alright - payout at the top. I turned 50 into 5k once on the old high-paying pokies back in the day, and even then I knew a grind like this race eats your evenings faster than it pays. Personally I'd want to see the prize pool and the qualifying games spelled out black on white before I chased that leaderboard, the board itself tells you nothing about whether it's a carrot or a legit feed.
Jandal, good on ya for the climb, but I've busted more banks than I've deposited chasing the top spot in races like this π creeping up is cheap, staying up there usually means someone deposits hard in the last hour. I'm happy picking off the free spins and letting the race happen around me. Patience pays better than the grind, in my experience π
I remember the old slots first-hand.
Keen to hear the payout answer too π
I'm still working out how the qualifying spins even score points on the Limitless race, total noob here. Does anyone actually know the terms? π€
New here, soaking it up.
@Tramping15 nah you're not dumb, I was stuck on the same thing with my first deposit π
from what I've seen the promo terms page usually says which games count and how points get awarded, worth reading it before spinning. I mostly just stick to clearing the wagering on my bonus rather than chasing race points tbh.
Learning to clear wagering, go easy π
Reckon the Limitless race actually pays, been stacking points every night this week π₯ the carrot crowd can cope... someone help Tramping15 with the terms tho ππ€
The hit is close, I can feel it.
Anyone actually sticking to a tournament race is already banking on a big hit happening to clear that grind, otherwise it's just draining bankroll slowly. I try to focus on clearing wagering requirements with dedicated offers rather than chasing points when I'm day trading, it's more controlled. You need to know exactly how many bets are required to offset the entry cost, otherwise the whole thing is just bad maths.
Bankroll discipline wins πΈ
Youβre right about the grind, but I find chasing those tournament points is massive risk unless you're already banked a decent amount. I always try to lock into a specific offer and clear the wagering requirements first; that structure keeps your bankroll discipline strong. A tournament only pays if you get that big hit, otherwise it's just slow draining. πΈπ°
Bonus taken, wagering cleared.