King of the Hill is a point-based system on Gamdom where players earn points from their bets. At the end of each cycle, the players with the most points receive special rewards.
How King of the Hill Works
King of the Hill runs on two timeframes. During each period, players earn points based on their wagers, and at the end of the cycle, the top players split the prize pool.
Daily Leaderboard: $30,000 distributed among the top 200 players. Daily KOTH resets at 00:00 CET.
Bi-Weekly Leaderboard:
1st → mid-month: $500,000 for the top 1000 players
mid-month → end: $500,000 for the top 1000 players
Leaderboard
You can check your ranking on the website leaderboard and see how you compare to other players. Use the filters to view either daily or monthly points earned.
Only the points of the top 3 players is visible. The amount displayed on the right shows how much each player will receive for holding that position once the rewards are distributed.
Rules and Guidelines
Both daily and bi-weekly King of the Hill leaderboards use a points-based system that scales with the game’s RTP and house edge.
How Points Work
Points aren't based on wager amount alone, they also factor in the house edge of the game, which is the inverse of RTP.
The lower a game's RTP, the more points you'll earn per wager. Games with higher RTPs (closer to 100%) award fewer points, while games with lower RTPs award more. This keeps things balanced so every game type contributes fairly, whether you play slots, sports betting, or Gamdom Originals.
Note: If you play Originals, the first $5,000 wagered across any in-house games won't count toward KOTH points. This is because that portion already runs at an effective 100% RTP, with a 1% value returned to you through Instant Rakeback.
FAQs
Do I need to wager the reward?
Do I need to wager the reward?
No, no additional wagering is required on the prize.
Where do I claim my prize?
Where do I claim my prize?
You can claim your prize manually on the Rewards page under Special Rewards.
Does it expire?
Does it expire?
No, the prize does not expire.