Read the Prize Table Before Joining
Verify whether the competition uses fixed prizes by rank, shared pools, percentage bands, milestones, or a mixture. Note any maximum and the number of positions covered.
A headline value might describe the total competition pool instead of one profile's outcome. Use the detailed table for a realistic expectation.
- Name the type of prize table.
- Count how many positions qualify.
- Review caps and shared bands.
- Separate total pool from individual outcome.
A Rank Still Needs an Eligible Account
A qualifying rank might still require an eligible profile, finished verification, and compliance with the competition guidelines. A later review may clear an ineligible outcome.
Keep the profile in good standing and respond to legitimate verification updates. Don't calculate a final prize from rank alone.
- Check the verification deadline.
- Review disqualification guidelines.
- Allow time for eligibility review.
- Review profile requirements.
Ties, Shared Positions, and Split Prizes
The guideline page should explain how equal scores are separated. Time, head-to-head outcome, secondary score, previous achievement, or a second metric might settle on the order.
Some competitions split a band when a tie remains. Others apply a tie-break and give each rank its own outcome, so check the precise option.
- Verify whether a band is shared.
- Keep the final comparison.
- Locate the first tie-break.
- Apply the secondary criteria in sequence.
From the Final Table to Your Account
Once the table is marked final, note the published delivery period and watch the activity history. Pending means the result is recorded but not yet complete.
If the period passes, send the IX7 Game help team the competition ID, final rank, relevant prize-table line, activity history, and result screenshot.
- Report with the competition ID.
- Allow time for the final marker.
- Log the delivery period.
- Review activity history.