Everything you can enter
Ours are funded by commission on code DAILY. PackDraw's are open to everyone. Volume counts toward both at once.
Our rewards
Boost jumps from 5% to 25% for 10 hours from the moment the stream starts. Redeem on Telegram while the window is open.
Top 15 by wagered volume split $10,000. Cycle runs the 16th through the 15th. Paid within 24h of the reset.
Twenty winners share $500 every Sunday. One ticket per $500 wagered that week, capped at 50. Provably seeded.
PackDraw's own events
Spend $1 or more for a chance at up to $1,000. Twenty winners drawn daily — claim on PackDraw or it is forfeited.
Open packs and wager for a share of $15,000. Runs alongside our leaderboard — the same volume counts toward both.
Open packs and wager for a share of $100,000. Counts toward our $10,000 board at the same time.
How these events fit together
Two organisations are running competitions on the same wagering. Ours are funded from affiliate commission on code DAILY; PackDraw's are funded by the platform and open to every account. The important thing to understand is that they stack.
A single dollar wagered under code DAILY is simultaneously counting toward our $10,000 monthly leaderboard, PackDraw's $15,000 Weekly Race, PackDraw's $100,000 Monthly Race, and — once it opens — raffle tickets. You are never choosing between them, and there is no way to enter one and forfeit another.
Ours versus theirs — who to contact
This matters when something goes wrong, because we cannot fix PackDraw's promotions and they cannot fix ours.
| Our events | PackDraw's events | |
|---|---|---|
| Funded by | Commission on code DAILY | PackDraw |
| Requires the code | Yes, on the deposit | No |
| Rules set by | Us | PackDraw |
| Disputes | Email us | PackDraw support |
| Prizes paid by | Us, within 24h of close | PackDraw, on their schedule |
We list theirs because they are worth knowing about, not because we have any control over them. If a Daily Raffle win goes unclaimed or a Race position looks wrong, that is a PackDraw matter.
Which are realistically winnable
Honest assessment, because the biggest prize pools are the least likely to pay you:
- PackDraw Daily Raffle — the most winnable thing here. Twenty winners drawn every day and a $1 spend threshold, so you are entered simply by playing. Any single day is a long shot, but across a month of activity the expectation is real. Claim promptly; unclaimed prizes are forfeited when the day rolls over.
- Our $10,000 leaderboard — competitive but only against other members on code DAILY, not the whole platform. Places 10 through 15 pay $150 each and are a genuinely achievable target for a regular.
- Our weekly raffle (opening soon) — twenty winners from a community-sized pool, with tickets capped at 50 per person so one high-volume member cannot take most of them.
- PackDraw Weekly and Monthly Races — the largest pools and the longest odds. You are competing against the entire platform, including accounts wagering at a scale most people cannot approach. Worth having as upside; not worth chasing.
None of these are a reason to wager more than you planned. They reward volume you had already decided to place. If an event is changing how much you deposit, it has stopped working as intended.
What our events require
One thing, consistently: code DAILY in the Affiliate Code field on every deposit. That entry is what makes the resulting wagering count. A deposit without it produces volume that is invisible to our leaderboard and earns no raffle tickets, and it cannot be credited later.
PackDraw's own events do not require the code — they count regardless. Which means a deposit without the code still feeds their races while contributing nothing to ours. That asymmetry is the whole reason the habit matters.
Timing
- Our leaderboard cycle: 16th 00:00 UTC through the 15th. Not the calendar month.
- Our raffle: weekly, drawn Sundays, once open.
- PackDraw Daily Raffle: resets daily at 00:00 UTC.
- PackDraw Races: weekly and calendar-monthly, on their schedule.
Every period above is UTC. Full rules for our events are in the promotion terms; current standings are on the leaderboard.