Crickex leaderboards and tournaments

Leaderboards turn your play into a competition. Over a set period, players earn points for qualifying play, and the top places share the prize pool. Crickex runs daily tournaments on JILI slots, a weekly Aviator leaderboard and a deposit leaderboard.

This page explains the different ways leaderboards score you, which playing style each one rewards, the competitions running now and the rules worth reading before you join.

View current leaderboardsWinner board

Three ways leaderboards score you

How Crickex leaderboards rank players
Scoring typeExample at CrickexWhat it rewards
Accumulated winningsDaily JILI TournamentVolume: every win adds to your score, so more play on the event games means more points
Highest single-bet multiplierAviator Weekly LeaderboardOne big moment: a ৳10 bet at 300x beats a ৳1,000 bet at 100x, so stake size does not matter
DepositsBigger Deposits, Bigger PrizesTotal deposits over the period

Knowing the scoring type is the single most useful thing before you join. On a multiplier board, small stakes chase the same multipliers as big ones, so there is no need to raise your bet. On an accumulated winnings board, the top places usually go to the busiest players, so judge whether the prize is worth the play it takes.

Current leaderboards and tournaments

Daily JILI Tournament

Play JILI and claim daily rewards. 22 Sep 2026 – 24 Nov 2026

  • Top 300 rewarded daily
  • 63 rounds
  • No sign-up needed
Full terms

Aviator Weekly Leaderboard

Fly higher. Multiply bigger. Win more. Weekly Leaderboard

  • ৳30,000 weekly pool
  • Top 10 rewarded
  • 1x wager
Full terms

Bigger Deposits, Bigger Prizes

Climb the leaderboard, claim rewards. Deposit Offer

  • Deposit leaderboard
Full terms

How leaderboards work

  1. Check whether you need to opt inMost Crickex leaderboards count your play automatically on the event games.
  2. Play qualifying games or marketsEach leaderboard lists the games, sports or markets that earn points.
  3. Track your rankStandings update regularly, every 15 minutes for the Daily JILI Tournament.
  4. Finish in the prize placesWhen the period ends, the top-ranked players receive the prizes shown.

Read the rules first

  • Check how points are calculated; it decides which games are worth playing.
  • Check the start and end times and the time zone (most Crickex promotions use BST, GMT+6).
  • Check the tie-break rule. Many boards rank the earlier bet higher when scores are equal.
  • Check whether prizes are paid as cash or bonus money, and any wagering and expiry on them.

Compete within your budget

A leaderboard prize is a bonus on top of play you would enjoy anyway, not a reason to play more than you planned. Decide your budget for the period before you start, and treat a prize as a pleasant surprise.

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