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Tribe Wars

Back a tribe, wager with it, climb the board. The top 3 tribes win a prize when the month ends.

How Tribe Wars works

Tribes compete for the top spot every month

How Tribe Balance Works

Each player of the Tribe adds funds to the total pool. Your contribution defines your share. For example, if you deposit $500 into a $1,900 pool, you own 26.32% of it. That percentage represents your cut of every win, as the Tribe Leader spins.

If the Leader places a $100 bet and wins, the winnings are distributed proportionally. So if you’re holding 26.32% of the pool, you get 26.32% of the returns.

It’s one shared balance, one bet at a time, and every win is split based on your piece of the pie!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are "Tribes" and how do they work?

Tribes allow anyone to host a gaming room where hundreds of players can play together. The host chooses the games and controls the bet size. The guests can watch, chat, and contribute as they please.

Players may contribute to the shared room's wallet between each spin. As the host places bets, all participant balances will change based on their percentage share and the bet result.

How can I become a Tribe leader?

To become a tribe leader, simply click the "LEAD YOUR TRIBE" button and follow the instructions on the website. No prior experience is required, and getting started is completely free.

Enabling your camera and microphone as a host of Tribe is always welcome and can enhance engagement with your audience but not required. You're more than welcome to simply talk in the chat.

What are the minimum hardware requirements for streaming?

All you need is a stable internet connection and a laptop or PC. Unfortunately, streaming is not available from mobile phones or tablets however you can watch it from a phone or tablet. Should you experience quality issues, try connecting your device to a power source and cable internet directly. Higher performing devices will result in improved stream quality.

How does the commission system for streamers work?

COMMISSION = (GAME EDGE AS DECIMAL * WAGERED / 2) * COMMISSION RATE

Hosts earn 10% of the wagered funds for controlling the rooms and managing the stream on behalf of the players. Room commissions and tips can be claimed after each stream. Commissions are driven by wagers placed using pooled wallet, and not host balance. The more players who join, the more you can bet; the more you can earn!

Can I stream on different platforms (e.g., Twitch, Kick, YouTube)?

Of course! You can stream on any platform you want in addition to streaming on Whale tribes. We even encourage you to stream on other platforms to increase your audience in the Tribe and earn more.

What games can I play while streaming?

You can stream any game available on the platform, from slots and live casino to table games and even original games. There are no restrictions, so you’re free to choose what fits your style and engage your audience with your favorite games!

What is Tribe Wars?

Tribe Wars is a monthly leaderboard where every tribe competes against each other. Every $1 wagered from a tribe's shared wallet earns that tribe 1 point, and the tribe with the most points at the end of the month tops the board. Every tribe with activity that month is entered automatically — there's nothing to sign up for.

Why are points worth more later in the month?

So everyone has a chance to win the top spot regardless if they play full month or join the war from the middle. Without it, a tribe that goes hard in week 1 could build a lead nobody can catch, and the rest of the month becomes pointless for everyone else. The rising multiplier means a slow start costs you far less than a slow finish, and a big lead never becomes a safe one.

Why is a tribe ranked above mine when it has wagered less?

The leaderboard ranks on points, not on only wagering. Because of the multiplier, a tribe that was active later in the month can finish ahead of one that wagered more earlier on.

What do I get for winning Tribe Wars?

The top of the board is the most valuable spot on the platform. Every player browsing Tribes sees the #1 tribe first — that puts you as the most active and best tribe to join. As tribe host earns from wagering within the tribe, having more exposure can increase your own earnings as well. More eyes means more followers, more followers means a fuller room the next time you go live, and a fuller room means a bigger shared wallet.