Kingia Tournament Schedule

Every tournament entry we log gets sorted into one of three tabs on the Tournaments page: Upcoming, Active or Finished, each with a live counter and a countdown ticking toward the next deadline. The system splits the calendar into four tiers, from a €1,000,000 jackpot pool that starts the moment you spin a qualifying slot, to fortnightly provider runs paying €2,000 across fifteen places.

On this page
  1. How Kingia tournaments work
  2. Prize pools and eligible games
  3. Slots to clear it with
  4. What else runs alongside tournaments
  5. Tournament rules to watch
  6. Winning right now
  7. More bonuses to explore
  8. FAQ

How Kingia tournaments work

We run four tournament formats at once, and each uses a different entry mechanism. The €1,000,000 jackpot prize pool sits on the Jackpot shelf in the casino lobby; play any of those titles and you’re automatically entered. No opt-in, no join button. The shelf carries Jackpot Hunter, Ozwin’s Jackpots, Jackpot Raiders, Blazing Rhino and Frost Queen Jackpots.

The €450,000 flagship tournament and the €25,000 Sunday Blast both require opt-in from the Free Money hub before your bets count. Provider series, such as the current Bgaming Boost 1 edition, use a Join button on the tournament card itself. That run pays €2,000 across fifteen prize places over roughly eighteen days, with qualifying bets from €1.

Platinum tiers and other qualifying VIP levels receive invitations through the VIP programme for exclusive tournaments that don’t appear on the public calendar. The rest of the schedule lives on the Tournaments page, where the three tabs split entries by status and every active race shows a live leaderboard and a countdown to close.

Sunday Blast and provider series

Sunday Blast runs weekly with a €25,000 prize pool. It’s the standing appointment: every week, same format, opt-in from Free Money and your spins count for seven days. Provider series runs parallel on a longer cycle, roughly eighteen days per edition. The running Kingia Boost is Bgaming Boost 1, paying €2,000 across fifteen places.

Titles from the named provider are eligible. For Bgaming Boost that means the studio’s full catalogue on the lobby; for other editions the provider name on the tournament card tells you which shelf to play. Qualifying bets start at €1, so even low-stakes sessions move you up the board.

Prize pools and eligible games

The four tiers split by prize size and by which games feed them. Here’s the breakdown:

Tournament tierPrize poolEligible gamesPrize places
Jackpot shelf€1,000,000Jackpot Hunter, Ozwin’s Jackpots, Jackpot Raiders, Blazing Rhino, Frost Queen JackpotsVariable
Flagship tournament€450,000Varies by editionVariable
Sunday Blast€25,000Varies by editionVariable
Provider series (Boost)€2,000Titles from the named provider (current: Bgaming)15

The Jackpot shelf is auto on play: no opt-in required, every spin counts the moment you open a qualifying title.

The Drops & Wins shelf runs on the Pragmatic Play network and carries Gates of Olympus 1000, Sugar Rush Super Scatter, Sugar Rush 1000 and Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter. That’s a separate promotion, not part of the in-house Kingia races calendar, but it shares lobby space with the tournament shelves.

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What else runs alongside tournaments

WinStreak pays up to €1,000 for completing every step of a streak. It’s a parallel track: you’re chasing tournament leaderboard positions and ticking off streak milestones at the same time, often on the same spins.

The €600,000 Premium Shop prize pool works differently. Deposits earn Chips, and you spend those Chips on a countdown catalogue of rewards. It’s not a race; it’s a points store that refreshes stock as items sell out.

Sixteen VIP levels pay daily cashback of three to twenty-five per cent and daily rakeback of five to forty-five per cent. The percentages climb as you move up the tiers, and the top levels unlock invitations to VIP exclusive tournaments that don’t appear on the public Tournaments page.

Tournament rules to watch

  • The Tournaments page splits entries into Upcoming, Active and Finished, each with live counters and a countdown per tournament.
  • Qualifying bets start at €1 for Kingia Provider Boost series, so even small stakes move you onto the leaderboard.
  • VIP exclusive tournaments require Platinum tiers and other qualifying VIP levels, with invitation through the VIP programme; you won’t see them on the public calendar unless you’re eligible.
  • The running provider series edition is Bgaming Boost 1, and titles from the named provider are the only eligible games for that race.
  • Drops & Wins is a Pragmatic Play network shelf, separate from the in-house tournament calendar.
  • The Jackpot shelf is auto on play: no button to press, your first spin on a qualifying title enters you into the €1,000,000 pool.

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FAQ

01How do I enter a Kingia tournament?
It depends on the tier. The Jackpot shelf is auto on play the moment you open a qualifying title in the casino lobby. The flagship Kingia tournament and Sunday Blast both need opt-in from the Free Money hub before your bets count. Provider series use a Join button on the tournament card itself.
02What is the biggest tournament prize pool at Kingia?
The €1,000,000 jackpot prize pool sits at the top, followed by the €450,000 flagship tournament. Both run simultaneously, so you can chase two leaderboards at once if the game catalogues overlap.
03How often does the Sunday Blast run?
Weekly. The €25,000 prize pool resets every Sunday, and opt-in opens through the Free Money hub as soon as the previous edition closes.
04Which games count toward provider tournaments?
Titles from the named provider are eligible. The running edition is Bgaming Boost 1, so any Bgaming slot on the lobby qualifies. Qualifying bets start at €1, and the tournament card lists the exact catalogue when you open it.