Q: In the crypto Crunch and the 100x multiplier tournament you have to hit that red button (optin) every time you log in or doing it once is enough, when you check your position if you don't select opt-in you can't see the table leaders and recently I made a multiplier that does not update, although the previous one does appear.
Are you really getting the red opt-in button every time after log in? I have already opted in the 100× multiplier tournament and I'm not getting the opt-in option after logging in newly. It says 'you opted in'. Your bigger multiplier hit will be replaced automatically with the latest one. I have participated in the previous 100× multiplier tournament and ended at 7th position. I got the regular prize boost of 0.5 mBTC at the moment. The special prize was for the top 3 users during that round. Anyway, tomorrow I will try to get a position in the current round.
Yes it's the same here, I just clicked once and my username already appears on the list which means I'm already registered
My game is bad this week I've rolled thousands of times but my highest multiplier is only 159x
even though I keep trying since the last 2 days
I just want to know for forum users, what your highest multiplier in this tournament and what games are you playing?
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Well at least with that +159x he is already collecting the $20 bonus (100x) although the top 10 distributes $725 with an interesting top 3 of $300, $200, $100, 4th and 5th $75, the rest until position 10 $50.
I have a +400x hit on the Dragon Kingdom Eyes of Fire slot, some book spins and Legacy Dead, sweet bonanza, Gates of Olimpus, those are where I've had the most volume.
@Mahdirakib everything is ok with my registration, just that, to check the leaderboard I have to use that button, I should not have to by default, but I already checked with support, who very kindly attended my request.
Good luck guys, at least we have $20 insured, if we hit a 100x, I think that's the case for you two, a 700x I think is the number to qualify for the top 10. We'll see...
