If you have ever tried to work out which streamer race is worth your wager, you know the mess. Every streamer has their own board, their own casino, their own prize split and their own end date. Ten tabs later you still do not know where you stand.
Our partner Degen Leaderboards puts every one of those races in one ranked list.
What you get for free
- Every live race side by side: prize pool, 1st place prize, casino and time left.
- Track 3 boards you are on. It shows your wager, your rank and how far you are from the next paid place.
- One score to compare by. Casinos and slots are ranked by a single number, the Degen Score.
- A trust level on every race, so you can see who actually pays out.
Sign in with Discord, Twitch, Kick or Google and you are tracking in a minute.
Premium, if you run a lot of races
New accounts get 7 days of Premium free, no card. It is built for degens grinding several boards at once:
- Track up to 30 boards, refreshed every 30 minutes.
- A Discord DM when you are close to a prize or a board is about to close.
- Snipe, which finds boards ending soon where the smaller prizes have barely any competition.
Why we like them
They are straight with you. Prizes are paid by the streamer running the race, not by them. Paid spots are labelled. And they say the quiet part out loud:
Leaderboards reward wagering, not winning.
A race is a bonus on play you would do anyway, not a reason to wager more. That is the same way we think about tools. Nothing changes the odds. A good tool just shows you where you stand.
How it fits with DegenHelper
- Pick your race on Degen Leaderboards and see what a paid place really takes.
- Turn on the Vaulter in the free DegenHelper script, so part of every win is banked while you grind.
- Check your rank, not your gut, before you decide to keep going.
Chase the board with a plan and keep what you win.
Degen Leaderboards is their site, not something we built, and the button above is our partner link. 18+ only. None of this is financial advice. If a session stops being fun, the Responsible Play page has the tools to step back.