The Qualifying Tournaments
| Tournament | Games | Min bet | Paid places | 1st place coins |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Urus Weekly Race | All casino pokies | A$0.45 | Top 30 | 1,000 |
| Urus Monthly Race | All casino pokies | A$0.75 | Top 50 | 3,000 |
| Urus Monthly Play-Off | Selected sports and virtuals | A$3.00 | Top 50 | 3,000 |
Weekly Race scale: 1,000, 800 and 600 coins for the top three, falling to 250 for 10th. Places 11 to 20 get 200 each, and 21 to 30 get 100 each. That’s 8,200 coins a week.
Monthly Race and Play-Off scale: 3,000, 2,750 and 2,500 for the top three, falling to 800 for 10th. Places 11 to 20 get 650, 21 to 35 get 400, and 36 to 50 get 200. That’s 34,300 coins per event.
Sports That Count in the Play-Off
Only football, tennis, basketball, table tennis, ice hockey, American football, baseball and virtuals count. AFL, NRL, cricket and horse racing don’t. For many Australian punters, the two pokies races are the more practical source of coins.
Stage II: The Final
The top 500 coin holders at the end of Stage I are invited to the final, and invitations can’t be transferred. Coins convert into starting points, and points keep accumulating until the final closes. Players who joined late can request Late Entry through support or a VIP account manager. Late entrants are added without pushing anyone out.
First place wins a Lamborghini Urus or a cash equivalent, as decided by Cashed. The terms say top 5 or top 10 prizes may also be awarded, depending on participation.
What a Qualifying Run Adds Up To
You play pokies at A$0.75 or more and finish
- 18th in four Weekly Races: 4 × 200 = 800 coins
- 30th in one Monthly Race: 400 coins
- 11th in one Monthly Play-Off: 650 coins
- Total: 1,850 Urus Coins for Stage I
Whether that’s enough depends on the rest of the field, because qualifying is a ranking. The terms don’t publish a coin target or a previous cut-off. Play outside the paid places earns nothing, however much you stake.
The Fine Print Worth Reading
- The winner pays the extras. Import fees, tax, registration and related costs for a physical prize fall on the winner. For an Australian, importing and registering a luxury car adds a significant cost on top of the prize.
- The cash value isn’t stated. The prize is the Urus or a cash equivalent “as specified by the Organizer”. The terms give no cash figure, in euros or Australian dollars, to compare against the car.
- Rules can change. Cashed can amend eligibility, structure, scoring and point allocation at any point in the tournament.
- Other promotions still apply. Collecting Urus Coins doesn’t stop you winning other tournaments or promotions.
- Read the full terms. The promotion terms on Cashed’s site cover details this page doesn’t, such as dates and any changes, so check them before you start.
Is It Worth Chasing?
The value case rests on cost. Entry needs no extra spend beyond play you’d do anyway, minimum bets are low, and the coin tables are fully published. As a free layer on normal pokies play, it’s harmless.
The weaknesses are the odds and the unknowns. There’s one grand prize across the whole player base, Stage I has no published end date or coin target, and the winner carries the import costs. Realistically, the leaderboard is the entertainment and the car is a long shot.
My take
I wouldn’t raise stakes or extend sessions to chase coins.
The expected value of that extra play is negative, and the car doesn’t change that.
The Urus Promotion is for players aged 18+. Leaderboard races can push people to play more than they planned, so set time and spend limits before you start. For support, call Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858 or at gamblinghelponline.org.au.
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