I managed Lucky Coin’s Bitcointalk-exclusive wager race, launched on September 16, 2026, with a $2,000 prize pool across ten positions. The competition ran until October 14, with prize follow-up documented through October 17. Rewards carried no additional wagering requirements.
Lucky Coin’s Bitcointalk-exclusive wager race, managed by R7 Promotions with a $2,000 prize pool.
The client’s goal
Lucky Coin wanted a dedicated competition for its Bitcointalk community, connecting forum participation with measurable platform activity. A public leaderboard gave eligible members a shared event to follow throughout the campaign.
The approach
The race ranked eligible players by wagering volume during the published competition period. Entry used the designated BTCTALK registration route, with forum-account checks and rules excluding multiple accounts. Prizes ranged from $600 for first place to $10 for tenth, credited to Lucky Coin balances without further wagering conditions.
What I managed
I handled the forum announcement, participation instructions, registration questions and community communication. I worked with Lucky Coin’s team to clarify account eligibility, direct participants to the leaderboard and coordinate results and prize-related follow-up.
Results and evidence
The supplied leaderboard records approximately $83,935 in wagering across its ten listed positions. First place recorded $33,945 wagered and a listed $600 prize. Fifth-place participant Liuka publicly confirmed receiving $160 on October 17 and thanked Royse and Tomas for organizing the event smoothly. This provides direct participant confirmation of that individual payment.
Campaign details
The distinction between qualifying activity and reward conditions was central to this campaign. Players competed through wagering, but their prizes did not require further play before withdrawal. I highlighted that distinction in the thread so participants could understand what “zero wagering” meant for the rewards.
