Gaming Tournaments for Money
Skill, not luck. Win cash prizes in the games you already play.
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Gaming tournaments for money, in the games you already play
Gamercraft is a skill-based gaming tournament platform where you win cash prizes for playing League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics (TFT), Valorant, Brawl Stars and PUBG. There's no lobby to wait in and no team to find: you join a tournament, play your usual matches, and climb the leaderboard on your results.
How do Gamercraft tournaments work?
Connect your game account and join a tournament for your game. Every match you play after joining is scored from official game data — KDA, damage and objectives in League of Legends, placement in TFT, kills and survival in PUBG — and your best results set your place on the leaderboard. When the tournament closes, the top finishers in each skill bracket win prizes.
Which games can I play?
League of Legends tournaments and TFT ladders run every day, alongside Valorant tournaments, Brawl Stars and PUBG. Each game has its own formats, from daily ladders to short jackpot tournaments, and new games are added as the community asks for them. Browse all gaming tournaments.
Can I play for free?
Yes. Free-entry tournaments run alongside paid ones, so you can win cash without paying an entry fee. Paid tournaments have bigger prize pools, and you only ever risk your entry fee.
How do I get paid?
Prizes go to your Gamercraft wallet when a tournament closes. You can withdraw your winnings once your identity is verified, which keeps every account tied to one real player.
Is it fair?
Skill brackets keep you up against players at your own level. Every score comes straight from the game's official data, and our Aegis anti-cheat checks accounts and matches for smurfing and account sharing before prizes are paid.
Is Gamercraft legit and safe?
Gamercraft is run by Gamercraft, Inc., based in Coral Gables, Florida. Players must be 18 or older, payments go through secure payment providers, and cash entry is turned off automatically where local rules don't allow it. Questions? Our FAQ covers the details, or reach our team at [email protected].