The Three Qualifying Events
| Tournament | Games | Min bet | Paid places | Coins for 1st |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 coins: 1,000 for 1st, 800 for 2nd and 600 for 3rd, easing down to 250 for 10th. Places 11 to 20 earn 200 each, and 21 to 30 earn 100 each, for 8,200 coins a week.
Monthly Race and Play-Off coins: 3,000 for 1st, 2,750 for 2nd and 2,500 for 3rd, easing down to 800 for 10th. Places 11 to 20 earn 650, 21 to 35 earn 400, and 36 to 50 earn 200, for 34,300 coins per event.
Which Sports Count
The Play-Off counts football, tennis, basketball, table tennis, ice hockey, American football, baseball and virtuals. AFL, NRL, cricket and horse racing aren’t on the list, even though horse racing has its own spot in Casinoly’s main menu. For many Australians, the two pokies races are the more natural path to coins.
Stage II: The Final Stretch
When Stage I ends, the top 500 coin holders are invited to the final, and entry can’t be transferred. Coins convert into starting points, and points keep building until the final closes. Players who joined late can ask for Late Entry through support or a VIP account manager, and late entrants are added without displacing anyone.
The winner receives a Lamborghini Urus or a cash equivalent, as decided by Casinoly. The terms also say top 5 or top 10 prizes may be awarded, depending on participation.
What a Qualifying Run Might Look Like
A steady pokies player betting A$0.75 or more finishes
- 12th in three Weekly Races: 3 × 200 = 600 coins
- 16th in one Monthly Race: 650 coins
- 40th in one Monthly Play-Off: 200 coins
- Total: 1,450 Urus Coins from Stage I
Whether that earns a place in the final depends on everyone else, because qualifying is a ranking. The terms don’t publish a coin target or a past cut-off. Play that finishes outside the paid places adds nothing to your total, however many spins or bets it involves.
The Fine Print Worth Reading
- The winner covers the extras. Import fees, tax, registration and related costs for a physical prize are the winner’s responsibility. For an Australian winner, importing and registering a luxury car would add a significant cost on top of the prize.
- No cash value is given. The prize is the Urus or a cash equivalent “as specified by the Organizer”. The terms don’t name a cash figure, in euros or Australian dollars, to weigh against the car.
- Rules can change mid-race. Casinoly can amend eligibility, structure, scoring and point allocation at any point.
- Other promotions still apply. Chasing Urus Coins doesn’t rule you out of Casinoly’s other tournaments and offers.
- Read the full terms. Casinoly’s promotion terms cover details this page doesn’t, such as dates and any changes, so check them on the site before you start.
Is the Race Worth Joining?
There’s a lot to like about the way it’s built. The qualifying events are easy to enter, minimum bets are low, and the full coin tables are published. If you’re already spinning pokies at Casinoly, joining in costs nothing extra.
The flip side is the odds. There’s a single grand prize for the whole player base, only ranked finishers collect coins, and the terms don’t say when Stage I ends or how many coins you’d need. The winner also carries the import, tax and registration costs. For most players, the leaderboard is the fun and the car is a distant dream.
My take
Enjoy it as a bonus layer on play you’d do anyway.
I wouldn’t raise stakes or lengthen sessions to chase coins.
The Urus Promotion is for players aged 18+. A leaderboard with a dream car at the end can pull you into longer sessions than you meant to play, so decide your time and spend limits before the race begins. Gambling Help Online offers free support on 1800 858 858 or at gamblinghelponline.org.au.
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