This guide explains the current RROTA Spin-to-Win leaderboard logic, race-review process, balances, Boost Credits, deposits, withdrawals, wallets, and public winner history in plain language.
A production review found that both boards currently use the same historical start reference in the Spin configuration. Weekly uses a separate rolling 7-day calculation. The Spin product update will separate Monthly and Yearly into their intended competition windows. Until that update is deployed, matching Monthly and Yearly totals should be treated as provisional rather than as proof that the two competitions are intentionally identical.
Period boards are calculated from Spin game-session records inside the selected time window. They are not a separate hidden points formula.
The current server totals the RTA prize amounts from spin records in the active leaderboard period. If two players have the same total, the server applies tie-breakers in this order.
The live Weekly board uses a rolling 7-day competition window. The current RROTA schedule is anchored to Saturday at 16:00 UTC.
Monthly is intended to represent a separate month-long competition period rather than lifetime or yearly activity.
Yearly is intended to track the longer 2026 championship season and remain separate from the monthly competition window.
All-Time is the broader lifetime activity view and is not limited to a weekly, monthly, or yearly reward period.
Wallet RTA, RTA Balance, Boost Credits, and deposited RTA represent different parts of the product economy.
RTA held in your connected Solana wallet. This is on-chain token balance and is different from the internal RTA Balance shown inside Spin-to-Win.
An in-game balance credited by game activity. It can currently be used for Boost Credit conversion or withdrawn through the official RTA withdrawal flow when requirements are met.
Gameplay credits used for Boost Spins. The current conversion is 10 RTA for 1 Boost Credit. Boost Credits are not the same thing as wallet RTA.
Real on-chain RTA sent through the official deposit flow to the game treasury and verified on-chain before Boost Credits are credited.
The game sends a deposit through the official Solana flow, verifies the transaction server-side, and credits Boost Credits only after the matching transaction is confirmed. The current conversion is 10 RTA for 1 Boost Credit.
The current live game requires at least 100,000 verified deposited RTA to unlock Boost Spins and also enforces a minimum active RTA value for continued Boost gameplay. Deposits do not guarantee race placement, rewards, or profit.
The current game can send eligible RTA Balance from the treasury to the saved Solana wallet through the official withdrawal flow. The current minimum RTA withdrawal is 5,000,000 RTA.
This is separate from Weekly leaderboard SOL prizes. A token withdrawal and a competition payout are different product flows.
The current competition flow requires review before a winner should be treated as final. rrota.xyz keeps standings and transaction proof visibly separate.
Open race resultsThe active race period ends and the displayed standings become a race-close snapshot rather than an automatically final payment list.
Accounts can be reviewed for eligibility, duplicate participation, bots, automation, exploits, referral abuse, and other campaign rules.
The official top positions are confirmed after review. A live leaderboard rank by itself does not override eligibility checks.
Weekly SOL competition rewards are currently handled after review rather than by an automatic on-chain payout engine inside the game.
RROTA only labels a payout as publicly verified on rrota.xyz when a transaction reference has been attached and checked.
The current game stores a Solana wallet address for deposit and RTA withdrawal functions. The next Spin update should add cryptographic wallet-ownership verification for competition payout use. Until that is deployed, do not assume that simply connecting a wallet means a SOL leaderboard prize will be automatically sent to it.
Never share a seed phrase or private key. Official RROTA support does not need either one to verify a reward.
For the current Spin implementation, period boards are ranked primarily by the total RTA won from spin records inside that leaderboard period. Tie-breakers are player level, best single win, then total spins.
A September 2026 review found that both live boards were using the same historical start reference. That can make totals and rankings match. The Spin update will separate the intended periods.
No. Weekly uses its own rolling window. Longer boards are separate period views, so eligible activity can appear in more than one active board at the same time.
The race closes, standings are reviewed, winners are confirmed, and the competition reward is processed after review. The current live game does not contain an automatic SOL payout engine for leaderboard prizes.
RROTA has not published a fixed payout-time guarantee on this page. Review and processing time can depend on fair-play checks, wallet confirmation, and operational review. Official payout updates should be followed in the game and RROTA channels.
Use the public Race Results page on rrota.xyz. It records published race-close standings and keeps payout proof separate from leaderboard results.
The official game deposit flow sends on-chain RTA to the configured game treasury. The server verifies the Solana transaction before crediting Boost Credits. Deposits are gameplay funding and do not guarantee a leaderboard reward or profit.
The current Spin flow treats deposited RTA as converted into Boost Credits for gameplay. The live game FAQ states that deposits are not refundable.
The current live implementation uses 10 RTA for 1 Boost Credit. Boost gameplay also applies separate minimum-deposit and active-value requirements designed for fair-play protection.
An RTA withdrawal sends eligible in-game RTA Balance to the saved Solana wallet through the RTA treasury flow. A Weekly SOL leaderboard prize is a separate competition reward handled after race review.
Use Spin-to-Win for current account status and live competition data. Use the Race Results archive for published historical standings and payout-proof status.