September Monthly Tournament: past edition
The previously recorded Wildies Monthly Tournament ran from 1 September to 1 October 2026 and has ended. Its 13,500-point pool is retained as historical information; it is not a current cash prize.
No replacement tournament appeared in the public active list checked on 15 October. The earlier entry and points-redemption notes below concern that September listing. Check a new edition’s own rules before using them.
Checked 15 October 2026 against the Wildies tournament directory.
What the points prize actually tells you
The pool and ranking scores use points, but they serve different purposes: a tournament score orders players, while the award column states what a finishing place receives. The public panel does not establish a fixed cash exchange rate for the prize points.
Before entering, check the rewards catalogue or redemption rules attached to the award. A points balance with limited uses is a different proposition from a withdrawable cash prize.
| Field | What was shown | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
Tournament | Monthly Tournament | The edition selected in your account |
Prize pool | 13,500 points | Redemption value, expiry and restrictions |
Entry | Opt-in action; minimum-bet figure 0.5 | Stake currency and eligible games |
Leaderboard | 206 participants at the check | Current field and scoring formula |
Schedule | 1 September–1 October panel | Exact cutoff and timezone |
Wildies tournament entry checklist
Use the selected edition’s rules to complete these checks before opting in.
- Confirm the exact Wildies tournament name, account eligibility and any opt-in.
- Confirm what the prize points buy and whether tournament registration must happen before qualifying play.
- Match the qualifying games or bets to the scoring formula and minimum stake.
- Check the start, closing time, timezone and any later settlement deadline.
- Read the prize unit, paid places, tie-breaks and conditions attached to the award.
- Choose a spending and time limit before play; do not raise it to recover a leaderboard position.
Compare the field without promising easier competition
A visible participant count makes the Wildies event more transparent than a prize banner alone. It still needs context: active entrants, paid positions and the score near the final paid rank can change as the round continues.
The 206-participant snapshot cannot support a claim that this tournament is easier than Stake’s Daily Race. The two contests have different windows and reward structures, and we do not have a matched participant count for both.
Other monthly and weekly tournaments to compare
For another monthly listing, read Velobet Monthly Leaderboard tournaments. For a shorter scoring window, compare Cosmobet Autumn Weekly Race tournaments. Confirm the award type and complete rules for each before choosing.
Wildies also displays BGaming Cash Drops in its tournament area. A prize-drop promotion is not automatically a ranked tournament, so it has not been added as a second leaderboard card.
A little more clarity.
Are Wildies Monthly Tournament prizes paid in euros?
The checked panel advertised 13,500 points, not a ≈£11,580 (€13,500 original) cash pool. Confirm redemption value and conditions before treating those points as money.
Does the Wildies Monthly Tournament require an opt-in?
The public listing showed an Opt in action and the detail page asked visitors to register or log in. Confirm that your entry is recorded before qualifying play.
How many players enter the Wildies Monthly Tournament?
The September edition displayed 206 participants when checked on 22 September 2026. This changes during a round and is not a forecast of the final field.
Is BGaming Cash Drops another Wildies leaderboard?
Wildies lists that promotion in the same area, but a cash-drop mechanism does not itself establish a ranked player competition. Read its separate rules.
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