Goated’s Weekly Race explained: a fully public 20-place table
Goated is a race-specialist platform, not one of the crypto casinos in our affiliate roster, and we list it for breadth: it runs a Weekly Race with a $25,000 pool, ranked purely by total amount wagered over the week, per its own live race page.
It is also the one operator in our research with a fully-verified per-place table read directly off the live page rather than pieced together from a third party: the top 20 places are paid, first place takes $5,000 (20% of the pool), and the top 3 combined take roughly 38% of the total. Entry is automatic the moment you wager; there is no opt-in.
The one open question is how the prize lands: Goated pays into USDC VIP rewards, but whether that credit carries any wagering condition is not explicitly confirmed on the page we read. Game weighting also exists (not every title counts equally), but the weighting table itself is not published, so the exact volume a given bet contributes cannot be priced precisely, even with the prize ladder public.
Key points
- $25,000 weekly, ranked by total amount wagered, entry automatic.
- One of the only fully-verified per-place tables in our research, read live off the operator’s own page.
- Top 20 places paid; first place takes $5,000, about 20% of the pool.
- Top 3 combined take roughly 38% of the total pool.
- Paid in USDC to VIP rewards; whether that credit carries wagering conditions is not explicitly confirmed.
FAQ
How many places does the Goated Weekly Race pay?
Twenty. Goated publishes the full per-place table on its live race page: first place takes $5,000 (20% of the $25,000 pool), and the top 3 combined take about 38%.
Is Goated affiliated with WagerRace?
No. Goated is not in our affiliate roster; it is listed here for breadth because its published data is unusually verifiable, not because we earn from it.
Does game weighting affect the Goated Weekly Race?
Goated’s own page notes that game weighting exists, meaning not every title counts equally toward the leaderboard, but the weighting table itself is not published, so the exact contribution per bet cannot be priced.
Sources
Where the figures on this page were read, checked 2026-09-08. Terms change without notice, so treat these as the pages to re-check.
Page contributors
Jacob Mraz, Race Data Analyst, WagerRace. Tracks prize pools, places paid and cash-vs-bonus mechanics across live crypto casino races, and holds any figure that can’t be corroborated.
Reviewed this page on 2026-09-08. Corrections are applied to the underlying record rather than patched into the copy. More about the team on our about page.
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