Daily Cash Cup Contest

What is Daily Cash Cup Contest

Feel the thrill of heads-up battles without breaking the bank! Join the free Daily Cash Cup and see if you have what it takes to climb the leaderboard.

Daily Cash Cup Details

Start with 10,000 chips and go head-to-head against other players in fast-paced, 6-second decision matches.

Feel the pressure rise as blinds increase every minute! Who will outwit and outplay their opponents in this rapid-fire poker showdown?

No entry fee, just pure poker glory! Prove your worth in the free Daily Cash Cup and see if you have the chops to compete with the best.

Rules

In order to qualify, player must play minimum number of games for the contest period

Note

If you have played less than minimum number of games in a single contest period, your status will be shown as Provisional.

Resets

If you lose one or two games, your chances to make it into the money are very slim. However, you can reset. When you purchase resets and use them for the contest, your score will be 1500 and your win/loss will becomes 0/0. Basically, when you apply a reset, it's like you are starting over.

Scoring System

The points gained or lost in a game definitely depend on your opponent's score and your past performance, but it's not just based on the number of games played overall. There are often more detailed factors involved in point calculations. Here's a breakdown of what we have observed:

Specific examples

Beating a high-ranked opponent: You'll likely gain significant points, especially if you had a lower score initially. Your recent performance and the skill rating system also play a role.

Losing to a high-ranked opponent: You might lose fewer points compared to losing to someone closer to your level. Again, your performance and skill rating influence the exact point deduction.

Beating a low-ranked opponent: You'll probably gain fewer points than you would for defeating a higher-ranked player. Your win streak and skill rating might come into play here as well.

Losing to a low-ranked opponent: This could result in a significant point loss, especially if you were on a winning streak or have a higher skill rating than your opponent.

General Strategy

Play your full quota of games and leave it all out on the virtual felt.

Go head-to-head with rivals of similar rank, or test your mettle against higher-scoring players.