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Frequently asked
How the race works, who funds it, and what counts.
- How do I enter the race?
- Sign up to Roobet using code DGN. That is the whole entry process — every real-money wager you place during the race window is counted automatically. There is no form to fill in and no account to link.
- I already have a Roobet account. Can I still take part?
- No. Only accounts created under the DGN code are tracked by the affiliate feed, and an existing account cannot be moved across after the fact.
- When does the current race run?
- Race 01 runs 18 Aug → 17 Sep 2026, in UTC. Every race starts at 00:00:00 UTC and ends at 23:59:00 UTC the day before the next one begins.
- How often does the leaderboard update?
- Standings are pulled from Roobet on a short cycle and the page refreshes itself while it is open. Wagers only count once they have settled, so a very recent bet may take a few minutes to appear.
- Why are usernames partly hidden?
- Names are masked before they ever leave our server, so only a fragment is public. That is deliberate — it keeps the board readable without exposing anyone's full account handle.
- Who pays the prizes?
- D3GENS funds the prize pool directly. It is not paid out by Roobet. Prizes are currently being finalised for this race.
- What happens when a race ends?
- The standings are captured at the closing second and moved into the race history, where they stay permanently. A new race then begins automatically, 60 seconds later.
- Is there a minimum wager?
- No minimum, but only settled real-money wagers count. Bonus play and unsettled bets are excluded.
- What counts as wager abuse?
- Wager abuse means inflating your wagered total without taking genuine risk. The most common form is placing a very high volume of small bets on house or original games, but it also covers low-edge, hedged, scripted or automated betting patterns used purely to farm leaderboard position. The size of the stake is not the issue — the pattern is. It is not allowed.
- What happens if someone is caught wager abusing?
- Every leaderboard position is reviewed before prizes are paid, and any account playing under code DGN may be investigated. Where D3GENS or Roobet find evidence of wager abuse, that account is disqualified from the race and forfeits any prize, and the standings are adjusted so the places below move up. D3GENS's decision on this is final.
- How does D3GENS make money from this?
- D3GENS earns 10% affiliate commission from Roobet on play made under code DGN, and all of it goes back into the community — the prize pools, the giveaways and the stream. It is not a cut taken out of the community; it is what pays for the race. Nothing is added to your costs and your odds are unaffected.