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1xBet is running its Crash Royale Weekly Competition through the back half of 2026, giving players a recurring shot at cash prizes just for playing one of the app's crash games. Unlike a one-off promo, this is a long campaign window with a fresh top-10 leaderboard reset every week - no separate sign-up, no promo code, just a qualifying bet. Here's what's actually confirmed about the dates, the prize fund, how the leaderboard works, and whether it's realistically usable if you're playing from Indonesia, the Philippines or Malaysia.
What Is the 1xBet Crash Royale Weekly Competition?
Crash Royale Weekly Competition is a recurring casino tournament built around Crash Royale, a crash-style game from provider iMoon hosted in 1xBet's casino section. Instead of chasing a single jackpot, the format resets weekly: every week, the ten players with the highest winning multipliers on Crash Royale during that week split a share of the prize pool, then the leaderboard clears and the race starts again for the next week - all within one long tournament window.
This isn't a new idea for 1xBet specifically. A tournament under the same "Crash Royale" name ran as a standalone campaign in 2025 (two documented runs, 27 January - 2 March and 5 May - 3 August, each with a $9,000/€9,000 pool split across the top 10). The version live now is a separate, longer-running campaign with a larger pool - not a continuation of the 2025 dates.
Tournament Dates and Current Prize Fund
As verified on 1xBet's own tournament page, the current Crash Royale Weekly Competition runs from 1 June 2026, 12:00 GMT to 27 December 2026, 12:00 GMT - roughly seven months, with the weekly prize draw repeating throughout that window. The total prize fund shown is €10,000. This figure was cross-checked against 1xBet's casino-tournament catalogue on three separate regional sites (Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia), all listing "Crash Royale Weekly Competition" at the same €10,000 figure, so it isn't a one-off regional display error.
Confirmed prize amounts for the top three weekly places are 2,500 for 1st, 2,000 for 2nd and 1,500 for 3rd (in the currency shown on your local 1xBet site). The remaining seven paid places aren't broken out on the summary view - 1xBet's page links to a separate "All prizes" breakdown for the full 4th-10th place structure, which wasn't accessible for direct verification at the time of writing.
How to Join and Qualify
There's no separate registration form. Per 1xBet's own terms, "customers will be automatically registered for the tournament if they meet the minimum stake requirement of €0.50" - place one qualifying bet of at least that amount on Crash Royale, and you're in the running for that week's leaderboard. No promo code is needed or advertised for this tournament.
- Have an active 1xBet account with a real-money balance
- Place a bet of at least €0.50 (or your local currency equivalent) on Crash Royale
- Automatic entry follows - no manual sign-up, code, or claim step
How the Weekly Leaderboard Works
Ranking is based on the highest winning multiplier a player hits on Crash Royale during the week, not total winnings, turnover or points accumulated across many bets. In practice that means one well-timed cash-out at a high multiplier can outrank someone who played far more rounds but never hit as high a peak. 1xBet's terms don't publish a tie-break rule for players who land on the exact same multiplier, and that detail isn't independently confirmed elsewhere. Each week's ten qualifying leaders receive their prize at the end of that week, and the board then resets for the next one - repeating for as long as the campaign runs, through 27 December 2026.
What Is Crash Royale and How Does the Game Work?
Crash Royale is a crash-style instant game built by iMoon, a B.V.-registered game studio that has focused on crash and fast-play titles since launching its brand in 2023. Like other crash games, the basic loop is simple: a multiplier climbs from 1.00x and can "crash" at any moment, and the goal is to cash out before that happens. iMoon's version adds a few extras on top of the standard formula - Over/Under and Range betting modes, up to four simultaneous bets per round, an optional insurance feature against a crash at 0x, and a stated maximum multiplier of 999.99x. The game carries a published 99% RTP and has RNG certification from iTech Labs, and iMoon holds licensing through Curaçao and Romania with certifications covering Malta and UK markets for other products in its catalogue.
How to Find the Tournament in the 1xBet App
Crash Royale sits in 1xBet's casino section, inside the tournaments listing (Casino → Tournaments, or via the trophy icon on the casino tab). It's grouped alongside 1xBet's other running casino tournaments - promotions like Midsummer Rush and Golden Battle appear in the same list - so look specifically for the "Crash Royale Weekly Competition" tile rather than a generic crash-game banner. Opening that tile shows the live countdown to the campaign's end date, the current prize breakdown, and a link through to the Crash Royale game itself.
Availability in Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia
The tournament listing itself is confirmed present on 1xBet's regional sites for all three markets - "Crash Royale Weekly Competition" appears with the same €10,000 figure on the Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia casino-tournament pages. That confirms the promotion is visible and listed in each market; it does not by itself confirm every fine-print detail (exact local-currency minimum stake, any region-specific exclusions) carries over identically, since the full tournament detail page loaded cleanly only on the India regional site during this research. Availability of any 1xBet product also depends on local law, which varies by country and can change - online gambling sits in a legal grey area or is restricted in parts of Southeast Asia, so seeing a localized 1xBet site is not the same as confirmation that using it is lawful where you live.
Important Rules, Verification and Prize Credit
Beyond the €0.50 minimum-stake qualifying rule, 1xBet's published terms for this tournament are short: entry is automatic, ranking runs off highest weekly multiplier, and the ten qualifying players each week are paid out at the end of that week. Standard 1xBet account rules still apply on top of that - identity verification is typically required before a real-money withdrawal on any 1xBet account, tournament winnings included, even though the tournament's own terms don't spell out a separate KYC step specific to Crash Royale. "The results are not available yet" is shown on the live tournament page as of this writing, meaning no per-week winner list has been published for the current campaign to independently check payout speed or amounts against.
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Final Assessment
1xBet's Crash Royale Weekly Competition is a genuinely running promotion, not a stale or discontinued one - the live tournament page confirms a real campaign through 27 December 2026 with a €10,000 pool and a straightforward automatic-entry mechanic. The appeal is real but narrow: only ten players get paid each week, ranked purely on peak multiplier rather than volume of play, which rewards one well-timed cash-out over a session of steady small wins. For players in Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia, the tournament is visibly listed on each market's regional site, though the exact local-currency terms weren't independently verifiable down to the last detail during this research - worth double-checking the qualifying stake and terms directly in your own app before assuming they exactly match the figures confirmed here.
