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Gamdom King of the Hill: the honest read

The Gamdom King of the Hill is a true wager race (ranked by amount wagered). It runs bi-weekly with $500,000 in the pool, top 1,000 places, and its payout depth is a deep field, with many places paid. On our value model it ranks P1 of 19 tracked races (100% of the pace-setter's value score): among the best value we track, because the pool is spread across a real field rather than a few whales. Below is what is corroborated, what is not, and the catch, plus Gamdom's own per-place prize ladder, transcribed verbatim.

Gamdom King of the Hill: the verified coarse facts

  • Prize pool: $500,000 bi-weekly
  • Mechanic: a true wager race (ranked by amount wagered)
  • Places paid: top 1,000 paid
  • First place takes: ≈20% of the pool
  • Payout depth: a deep field, with many places paid
  • Prize ladder: Published by Gamdom for the top 17 places (below)
  • Last read on operator site: 2026-09-02
  • Sports bets count?: Yes, sportsbook wagering counts
  • Prize form: No additional wagering on the prize; claimed manually on the Rewards page (Special Rewards).

Gamdom King of the Hill: the published prize ladder

Places 1 to 17 of Gamdom's ladder, transcribed from its own page on 2026-09-02. Ranks 1 to 17 transcribed from the live gamdom.com/koth board on 2026-09-02; the board pays 1,000 places and the lower rows were not captured. These rows sum to $285,775 of the $500,000 pool.

RankPrize per placeShare of pool
1$100,00020.0%
2$45,7509.2%
3$26,2505.3%
4$20,5004.1%
5$18,0003.6%
6$14,5002.9%
7$10,7502.1%
8$8,5001.7%
9$7,2501.5%
10$5,7501.1%
11 to 17$4,0750.815%
Places 1 to 17 shown$285,77557% of pool

The catch

Two $500k bi-weekly events a month (about $1M/mo), top 1,000 paid per the help center. The live board we read on 2026-09-02 paid $100,000 to 1st (20% of the pool), $45,750 to 2nd, $26,250 to 3rd, then $4,075 across ranks 11 to 17; rows below 17 were not transcribed. The daily board is the one moving figure: the help center (2026-04-20) says $100k across the top 200, the live site showed $30k on 2026-09-02.

How we score it

Value score 9.97: position P1 of 19 on the value grid (100% of the pace-setter's score). On our value model it ranks P1 of 19 tracked races (100% of the pace-setter's value score): among the best value we track, because the pool is spread across a real field rather than a few whales.

The score rewards a big pool spread across many places and discounts whale structures, raffles/multiplier formats and token/rollover friction: built only from verifiable coarse signals. Full method: how we rank. Compare against every tracked race.

Gamdom King of the Hill: FAQ

What does a mid-table place pay in the Gamdom King of the Hill?

Per Gamdom's own published ladder (read 2026-09-02): 10th place pays $5,750, 17th pays $4,075. Ranks 1 to 17 transcribed from the live gamdom.com/koth board on 2026-09-02; the board pays 1,000 places and the lower rows were not captured.

How does the Gamdom King of the Hill work?

It is a true wager race (ranked by amount wagered), running bi-weekly, with $500,000 in the pool, top 1,000 places. Ranking/weighting: ranked by POINTS = wager × (game edge ÷ 0.035), casino and sports bets both earn points; lower-RTP games score more. Entry is automatic as you wager.

Are Gamdom King of the Hill winnings withdrawable cash?

No additional wagering on the prize; claimed manually on the Rewards page (Special Rewards).

Is the Gamdom King of the Hill worth it?

On our value model it ranks P1 of 19 tracked races (100% of the pace-setter's value score): among the best value we track, because the pool is spread across a real field rather than a few whales.

Sources: https://help.gamdom.com/en/articles/9721638-king-of-the-hill · https://gamdom.com/koth · https://gamdom.com/blog/earn-koth-points. Confidence: medium, figures are third-party/operator sourced; re-verify before treating any single number as exact.

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