KING OF THE HILL
Hit the target multiplier to take the throne — then hold it. Every new king resets the clock, and whoever is king when it hits zero takes the pool.
How King of the Hill Works
King of the Hill is a challenge with one rule changed, and that rule changes everything. Reaching the target does not win it. Reaching the target makes you the king — and then a countdown starts, and you only collect if nobody knocks you off before it runs out.
The rules, precisely
Hit the target to take the throne. A qualifying bet on the named game that reaches the target multiplier makes you the current king.
Every new king resets the clock. The countdown restarts in full each time somebody takes the throne, so a busy round can run far longer than its nominal duration.
You win by still being king when it expires. Not by getting there first — by being the last one standing.
The minimum bet applies as usual, with the same 5% tolerance as any other challenge.
The prize pool grows as people play. Every qualifying bet adds to what the eventual winner collects.
The strategic wrinkle is that being an early king is worth very little. Taking the throne when the round is quiet, close to the end, is worth much more than taking it while everyone is still playing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become the king?
Place a qualifying bet on the named game and hit the target multiplier. You hold the throne until somebody else does the same.
Why did the timer go back up?
Because someone took the throne. The countdown resets in full every time the king changes, which is what stops the round ending the moment the first player reaches the target.
Do I win as soon as I hit the target?
No — that is the difference from an ordinary challenge. Hitting the target makes you king; you collect only if you are still king when the countdown expires.
What happens if nobody takes the throne?
If the round ends with no qualifying bet at all, 95% of the pool is refunded.
Claim your throne!
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