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Spinfin Launches the £150,000 Autumn Spin Series

Seven weekly stages, 2,000 paid places each and a £150,000 total pot — the Autumn Spin Series is the biggest slot race Spinfin has run.

Prize pool
£150,000
Tournament window
8 Sep – 26 Oct 2026

The Autumn Spin Series is the largest slot tournament Spinfin has put on since launch: £150,000 spread over seven weekly stages, running from 8 September to 26 October 2026. Each stage is self-contained, so a player joining in week five competes on exactly the same footing as someone who has been racing since day one.

How the seven stages work

Every stage opens on Monday at 00:01 and closes the following Sunday at 23:59 UK time. Scores reset between stages, and the top 2,000 finishers in each one share that week’s pot.

StageWeek commencingStage prize poolPaid places
18 September£18,0002,000
215 September£18,0002,000
322 September£20,0002,000
429 September£20,0002,000
56 October£22,0002,000
613 October£22,0002,000
720 October£30,0003,000

The closing stage is deliberately the biggest — £30,000 and an extra thousand paid places — so the series ends on its widest spread rather than narrowing to a handful of high rollers.

The scoring formula

Spin Series stages are scored on equalised win multipliers, not on cash won. A qualifying spin scores when the win is at least 15× the stake, and the score recorded is the multiplier itself. A £0.20 spin returning £8.00 scores 40 points; a £20 spin returning £800 scores exactly the same 40 points.

That is the whole point of an equalised format. Stake size decides how fast you can accumulate attempts, not how much each attempt is worth, which keeps the leaderboards from being a straight function of bankroll. Minimum qualifying stake is £0.20 and the highest single multiplier of the stage is the one that counts — there is no adding up of scores across a session, so one strong spin can carry a whole week.

Which games qualify

All seven stages run on the same pool of 400+ qualifying slots, drawn mainly from Hacksaw Gaming, Betsoft, Penguin King, Gamomat, Platipus and Blueprint. Live dealer tables, game shows and jackpot games are excluded — jackpot titles because their maths would distort an equalised multiplier board, live tables because they have their own leaderboards.

Qualifying games carry a series badge in the lobby, so you can see whether a spin will count before you make it rather than after.

Entry, rules and payouts

There is no opt-in and no entry fee — real-money spins on a qualifying slot enter you automatically. Bonus-funded spins do not count towards a stage score.

Stage prizes are paid as cash with no wagering requirement, credited within 24 hours of the stage closing. Leaderboards update roughly every 30 seconds during a stage and are frozen for a short verification window before payout. One account per person, and Spinfin’s standard tournament terms apply throughout.

Worth knowing before you start

A series this long rewards patience over intensity. Because scores reset weekly and only your single best multiplier counts, there is no advantage in grinding a stage from the first hour — a couple of focused sessions per week is enough to put a realistic score on the board.

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Free to enter — qualifying rounds sign you up automatically

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