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A Shared Prize Pool You Can Watch Fill

888wim runs one shared Prize Pool that fills from every qualifying round you play, so the pot you're competing for is visible the moment you open the lobby...

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Where The Prize Pool Money Comes From

Every qualifying round you play adds a small fixed share into the communal pot — a slice of table hands, slot spins and live-dealer rounds across studios such as Evolution, Pragmatic Play and PG Soft. The running total sits on your dashboard and refreshes as rounds settle, so the size of the Prize Pool is never a mystery. Cycles close on a

published clock and the split is applied straight to the accounts holding a ranked position.

Studio Rounds
Fixed Share
Dashboard Total
Published Clock
Ranked Splits

POOL SPOTLIGHT

Three Corners Of Our Prize Pool

Our Prize Pool splits into three playing corners, each with its own clock and its own size. Pick whichever matches how often you sit down, and your rounds count towards it automatically...

Daily

The 24-Hour Sprint

A short cycle that resets each night, built for a quick session after work. The pot...

New

Teen Patti Corner

Pooled from Teen Patti and Andar Bahar hands on our live tables, this corner runs for...

Monthly

Marathon Pool

Our longest corner, open for a calendar month. Slot spins, table hands and live rounds all...

POCKET ROUNDS

Our Prize Pool In Your Hand

The Prize Pool dashboard is built mobile-first, so the pot size, your rank and the closing clock all read cleanly in portrait. Rounds you play through the browser...

Portrait Leaderboard

Pot Counter

Cycle Countdown

One-Tap Entry

WHEN YOU NEED US

Help While Your Prize Pool Runs

Prize Pool questions usually come down to counting: did a round qualify, why did the clock move, where did my split land...

HOW WE RUN IT

What Keeps Our Prize Pool Straight

The Prize Pool only works if you can check it, so we publish the contribution share, cycle clocks and qualifying game list before a pot opens. Round data arrives from the studios...

Published rules

Contribution share, cycle length and qualifying games are listed before each pot opens, so you read the terms first rather than after a cycle closes.

Studio round data

Positions are calculated from studio reporting rather than our own side, which keeps the leaderboard tied to rounds you can trace back.

Certified game engines

The slots and table games feeding the pot run on random number generators the studios have tested independently. The Prize Pool never changes how a round resolves.

Pakistan clocks

Every cycle opens and closes on Pakistan Standard Time with the countdown printed beside it, so a late-evening session is never counted into the wrong pot.

Your round history

Your account keeps a line-by-line record of each round that fed the Prize Pool, including the share taken, and you can export it whenever you want.

72-hour query window

If a round is missing from the leaderboard, raise it with support within 72 hours of the cycle closing and we recheck the studio feed for you.

SIDE BY SIDE

How Our Prize Pool Differs

Plenty of pooled promotions work on numbers you never actually see. Ours puts the pot, the clock and your position on one screen, names the games that qualify, and repeats the same...

One pot, many games

Rather than one slot feeding one pool, our Prize Pool draws from table hands, slot spins and live-dealer rounds together, so your session mix never decides who can take part.

Pot size on screen

The running total updates as rounds settle, so you watch the Prize Pool build through a cycle instead of reading a final number after the fact.

Share stated up front

The contribution percentage is published before each cycle, so you know what a qualifying round adds without digging through fine print.

Three cycle lengths

Daily, weekly and monthly corners run alongside each other, so a short evening session and a long-running regular can both find a leaderboard they can reach.

Local reset times

Cycles turn over on Pakistan Standard Time with a visible countdown, which suits late-evening play far better than an overseas reset hour.

Automatic entry

Playing a qualifying game is the only step. There is no ticket to buy, no code to enter, and no extra screen between you and the open cycle.

Same rules each cycle

Contribution share, split schedule and qualifying games carry across cycles of the same length, so what you learn in one pot still applies in the next.

POOL HIGHLIGHTS

Six Things That Define Our Prize Pool

Strip it back and six things carry the Prize Pool: a pot you can see filling, a named qualifying game list, three cycle lengths, automatic entry, Pakistan-time clocks...

Automatic entry Open the account, play a qualifying game, and your rounds...

Live pot counter A running figure on your dashboard shows what the Prize...

Named qualifying games Each cycle lists the exact table hands, slot spins and...

Three cycle lengths Daily, weekly and monthly pots run at the same time...

Splits to your balance Ranked positions are credited shortly after a cycle closes, and...

Exportable history Every qualifying round sits in your account record with the...

Prize Pool Questions We Answer Most

Every qualifying round you play adds a fixed share of your stake into the communal pot. That share is published before each cycle opens, and the total updates on your dashboard.

Table hands, slot spins and live-dealer rounds on the games named in the cycle rules, which usually cover Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, roulette and the studio slots we carry.

Daily pots close at midnight Pakistan Standard Time, weekly pots on Sunday night, and the monthly pot on the last day of the calendar month. Countdowns sit beside the leaderboard.

No. Once you hold an account and play a qualifying game, your rounds count automatically towards whichever cycle is open at that moment.

The split schedule is published with each cycle and pays down a fixed number of ranked positions. Shares nobody claims roll into the next pot of the same length.

Splits are applied within a few hours of a cycle closing, usually the same evening, and always appear as a separate line so you can match them.