Sit and Go Tournaments
Sit and Go Tournaments are a new feature on ZED RUN where users participate in tournaments on-demand. Unlike classic ZED RUN tournaments, which require players to qualify over a number of races, Sit and Gos allow players to guarantee entry by paying a fee. This means players can enjoy the excitement of ZED RUN tournaments more often, without the frustration of not qualifying despite racing many times.
Benefits of Sit and Go Tournaments
Faster Levelling: With the XP multipliers on offer (which are front-loaded to the first round to benefit all entrants), levelling through Sit and Go tournaments will be faster than traditional paid racing.
More Opportunities to Race: Embrace the thrill of racing in more tournaments, more often. No more repetitive qualification rounds.
Guaranteed Entry: Lock in your spot with confidence. Once you’ve paid the buy-in fee, your entry is guaranteed, no more worries about missing out.
Bigger Prize Pools: Brace yourself for adrenaline-pumping showdowns, giving you the opportunity to win big.
How To Get Started
Head over to the Tournaments page on zed.run. You'll discover a range of tournament types with various buy-in levels. Select the one that aligns with your preferences, complete the payment, and secure your spot in the tournament. The tournament will commence five minutes after all spots are filled.
Go to the ZED RUN Events page: Click on the Sit and Go tab (https://zed.run/racing/tournaments).
Select a Sit and Go tournament: Choose the one you want to participate in. There will be a few varieties of tournament types, each with a number of buy-in levels.
Choose your racehorse(s): Before the tournament starts, you will need to choose the racehorse(s) you want to enter.
Pay your entry fee: Once you've chosen a tournament, pay the entry fee to secure your spot.
Race your racehorse(s): Once the tournament starts, watch your racehorse(s) compete against other players' racehorses. The top racehorses in each stage will advance to the next stage until a winner is determined.
Collect your winnings: If your racehorse(s) perform well, you will receive a share of the prize pool.
Entry Fees
1
None
16-horse
$15
ZED Token
2
None
16-horse
$10
ZED Token
3
None
16-horse
$7.5
ZED Token
4
None
16-horse
$5
ZED Token
5
None
16-horse
$5
ZED Token
6
None
16-horse
$5
ZED Token
Classes 1-6
There will be nine 16-horse tournaments in each class - one per distance.
Only the top racehorse advances and earns a prize from each round
2 horses per race, 4 rounds
Prize pool split per round:
Preliminaries: XP only
Quarter Finals: 50%
Semi Finals: 33%
Finals: 17%
Sit and Go tournaments provide significant base XP increases when compared to normal paid racing. Exact breakdowns of XP per position will be available on all individual tournament overview pages.
Payouts for 16-horse, $2.50 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$4.50
Semi Final
$5.94
Final
$6.12
Payouts for 16-horse, $5 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$9
Semi Final
$11.88
Final
$12.24
Payouts for 16-horse, $7.50 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$13.50
Semi Final
$17.82
Final
$18.36
Payouts for 16-horse, $10 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$18
Semi Final
$23.76
Final
$24.48
Payouts for 16-horse, $15 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$27
Semi Final
$35.64
Final
$36.72
Class 1
Class 1 will see the first conditional Sit and Go tournaments, starting with the following conditions:
Level 501-550
Level 551-600
Level 601-650
There will be three 16-horse tournaments in each class, rotating through each distance funnel.
Only the top racehorse advances and earns a prize from each round
$7.5, $10, and $15 USD entry fees in ZED Token
2 horses per race, 4 rounds
Prize pool split per round:
Preliminaries: XP only
Quarter Finals: 50%
Semi Finals: 33%
Final: 17%
Sit and Go tournaments provide significant base XP increases when compared to normal paid racing. Exact breakdowns of XP per position will be available on all individual tournament overview pages.
Payouts for 16-horse, $7.50 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$13.50
Semi Final
$17.82
Final
$18.36
Payouts for 16-horse, $10 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$18
Semi Final
$23.76
Final
$24.48
Payouts for 16-horse, $15 entry
Preliminary
$0
Quarter Final
$27
Semi Final
$35.64
Final
$36.72
Training Sit and Go Tournaments
The previously announced 48-horse Sit and Go tournaments are here!
Training Tournaments are level conditional Sit and Go tournaments perfect for progressing and discovery
Level 01-80 in Classes 2-5
Three rounds, 48 entrants and a Top 6 even payout distribution
The second round pays out roughly double the entry fee for 1st-6th
Finalists who place 1st-6th take home roughly five times their entry fee in total prizes (including entry fee)
Higher base XP than paid racing (similar to all Sit and Gos)
FAQS
Is the racing fee % on Sit and Go tournaments different from that on normal paid races?
No, these fees are still 10% with a 50/50 split between the treasury and VHS
Can stable owners and/or content creators create custom Sit and Go tournaments?
No, not during the initial and secondary launch stages.
What does Sit and Go tournament segmentation look like?
Initially, there won’t be any segmentation. Our secondary launch will target Class 1 level segments, and then, following on from the release, specific conditions for activation based on anticipated volume/value.
Do you earn XP from Sit and Go tournaments?
Yes, you will earn stable XP and racehorse XP from every race in a Sit and Go tournament. Additionally, Sit and Go tournaments provide significant base racehorse XP increases when compared to normal paid racing. Exact breakdowns of XP per position will be available on all individual tournament overview pages. 25% of the total displayed XP will go to the stable owner in the form of Stable XP.
Can I enter Sit and Go tournaments with a borrowed racehorse?
Unfortunately, you cannot enter a borrowed racehorse into Sit and Go tournaments.
How will Sit and Go tournaments impact weekly tournaments?
Once Sit n Go tournaments have been successfully released, Weekly Premier qualifying races will move to a 12-horse, top 3 format. The prize pools per class will remain the same, but tournament sizes and fee tiers will be rebalanced. The XP multipliers for each tournament will also be decreased, given the boosted XP available from Sit and Go tournaments.
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