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Tournaments

Tournaments is a competitive feature in which entrants race one another up a leaderboard to share a prize pool. Every tournament sets its own entry (participation) fee, its total prize, and its own deadline. Free tournaments (a $0 entry) also exist, though the prizes are smaller. Bear in mind: the roster of tournaments — their names, fees, prizes, and countdowns — is TIME-LIMITED and rotates now and then, so whatever appears when you open the platform can differ from the examples listed here.

By way of illustration, here are tournaments seen on Binomo's official page on 19 August 2026: Eclipse (entry $45, prize $45,000), Prestige ($200, $18,000), Victory ($35, $35,000), Fortnight ($40, $25,000), and Daily Free (free, $300). Treat these numbers as a single snapshot that is bound to change — always verify on the platform itself.

Keep the risk in view: tournaments nudge you toward over-trading in order to move up the standings, and the entry fee is money that can vanish with nothing to show for it. Fighting for a leaderboard position can magnify your losses. Go through each tournament's rules and, where you can, rehearse on the demo beforehand.

Examples observed

Snapshot from Binomo's official Tournaments page on 19 Agustus 2026 — time-limited and rotates, so the live list may differ.

Eclipse
Entry fee
$45
Prize pool
$45.000
Victory
Entry fee
$35
Prize pool
$35.000
Fortnight
Entry fee
$40
Prize pool
$25.000
Prestige
Entry fee
$200
Prize pool
$18.000
Daily Free Free
Entry fee
$0
Prize pool
$300

⏱️ Entry fees are money you can lose with no prize. Tournaments reward over-trading to climb the leaderboard — read each tournament's rules and manage risk.

Binomo official Tournaments page (Eclipse, Prestige, Victory, Fortnight, Daily Free)
Screenshot — Binomo Tournaments page (19 Agustus 2026). Countdowns show these are temporary.

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