Monday 27 July (today) kicks off a new week of MetaWin Multiplier Races, with a $30,000 weekly prizepool spread across five featured games, and 11 Gladiator Games entries. Part of the wider $570,000 Monthly Race Prizepool, this promotion brings a fresh race every six hours, giving players four chances each day to climb the leaderboard.
If you're new to multiplier races, the format is simple: Every qualifying spin earns leaderboard points, and the top finishers when each race ends share the prizepool.
From Monday to Friday, each featured title gets its own day with $4,000 spread across four races, before Saturday and Sunday round off the week with eight races and a $10,000 prizepool.
Along the way, you'll get to explore titles from Nolimit City, Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play, and Hacksaw Gaming before MetaWin's in-house studio, Gladiator Games, takes over for the weekend.
Below, all games get a closer look, in the running order.
AFK Airport Security: Clear the Checkpoint for Up to 19,693x Payouts (27th July)
Nobody gets through this checkpoint quietly. Nolimit City fills a 5x3 grid with a handful of features, a queue of thoroughly suspicious travellers, and a 19,693x max win at the far end of it. Monday's four multiplier races split $4,000 across the day, so the security line stays busy from the first spin to the last.
Clawsy Collector: Fill the Reef Counter for a Shot at the 15,000x Reward (28th July)
Hacksaw Gaming takes Tuesday down to the seabed, complete with treasure chests, message bottles, and a monocled crab in a top hat watching over the 6x5 grid. Cascading clusters, Grid Boosters, and free games with rising multipliers all point the same way, a dive towards the 15,000x max win. And once again, players can compete for a share of $4,000 across four multiplier races.
Big Bass Blast: Cast a Line for the 5,000x Catch (29th July)
Scheduled for Wednesday, Pragmatic Play invites you to grab your rod and cast a line for a max win of up to 5,000x in Big Bass Blast. But there's another reason to fish, with $4,000 spread across the day's four multiplier races. Back to the game, money symbols reach 500x, hooks pull reels into place, and a bazooka blasts away symbols across 9 retriggerable free spins.
Trap Tower: Gun Down the Chi Chi Cartel for 20,000x Max Reward (30th July)
Trap Tower sends a rival crew past the block at random, and Shady Lady turns every drive-by into a shootout across six reels and 1,024 ways to make a combo. Gunning down the Chi Chi Cartel unlocks the game's top prize, 20,000x your bet, while gas canisters detonate into multipliers and the bonus round burns the evidence. That's a part of this provider's distinctive style, and MetaWin adds $4,000 across Thursday's four multiplier races.
Book of Dead: Follow Rich Wilde Into a Tomb and Dig Up to 5,000x Your Bet (31st July)
Most players have already met Rich Wilde. Book of Dead has been a fixture in casino lobbies for years, and Friday sends him back into the tombs on a familiar 5x3 grid. Three scatters reveal the book itself, which hands over 10 free spins and picks one symbol to spread across an entire reel. The tomb keeps its secrets, though MetaWin puts $4,000 on the table over four multiplier races.
Gladiator Games (Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd August)
And finally, the following weekend lets you take a pick from 11 different titles from Gladiator Games, MetaWin's in-house studio. Every one of them is built for this site alone, so they won't turn up in any other lobby. Saturday and Sunday run four races a day at $1,250 apiece, adding up to $10,000, and the themes stretch from mythology in Eyes of Medusa to lighter ones like Candy Cash or Star Nudge.
From airport checkpoints and underwater treasure hunts to ancient tombs and exclusive in-house titles, this week covers a little bit of everything. There are four races that run each day, before Gladiator Games rounds things off with a bigger weekend schedule. That way, players get plenty of chances to climb the leaderboard.
So pick your favourite title, jump into a race, and see where MetaWin's $30,000 Multiplier Races take you.
