tournament prizes
1 Place
50 FS
2 Place
40 FS
3 Place
30 FS
4 Place
20 FS
5 Place
20 FS
6 Place
20 FS
7 Place
20 FS
8 Place
20 FS
9 Place
20 FS
10 Place
20 FS
Current race
Last race
Place
Player
Bets
Prize
1
Player_659076
107464.54
50 FS
2
Gabriel
12687.97
40 FS
3
Steven
10915.63
30 FS
4
Richard
4940.48
20 FS
5
Diexin
3396.79
20 FS
6
Sharee
1264.62
20 FS
7
Paul
856.89
20 FS
8
Breeanna
398.57
20 FS
9
Scott
323.81
20 FS
10
Amy
248.76
20 FS
11
Emma
117.58
-
12
Haydn Torn
79.60
-
13
Glenn
74.05
-
14
Coby
27.45
-
15
Anna
0.03
-
Place
Player
Bets
Prize
1
Diexin
15828.31
50 FS
2
Gabriel
1754.32
40 FS
3
Richard
1696.14
30 FS
4
Kelly
1142.31
20 FS
5
Sharee
432.77
20 FS
6
Scott
301.19
20 FS
7
Jessica
148.77
20 FS
8
BIANCA
100.63
20 FS
9
Amy
39.38
20 FS
10
Steven
38.61
20 FS
11
Paul
38.36
-
12
Glenn
17.54
-
13
Haydn Torn
15.46
-
14
Victoria
0.40
-
15
Rebecca
0.03
-
tournament games
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MECHANICAL HIERARCHY
Archival dossier of the Steam Frontier Tournament
LEVEL VI — Dominion
“Only the masters command the steam.”
Final tier. Here there are no apprentices. Only masters of the mechanism, smiths of steam and steel. You don’t just run the engine — you dictate its power. Dominion is not merely reached, it is wielded.
Tournament Rules
- Every player who has made a deposit of at least 30 NZD will automatically participate in the Tournament.
- All players who play any of the games from the list above automatically take part in the tournament.
- Participation is only possible with real money. Bonus funds cannot be used in the tournament.
- Every 1 NZD bet equals 1 point. The higher your total bet amount, the higher your position on the leaderboard.
- At the end of the Dominion Tournament, the top players on the leaderboard will receive prizes – free spins.
- To withdraw bonus winnings, you must wager them 15 times. Bonus validity: 3 days.
EPILOGUE
“The tournament is not a race nor a duel. It is the transformation of man into machine, and back again. Each level is not a step upward, but a gear-turn in the drive that leads you to your own axis”
— Archimechanic Virgil Moss, 1887