$15,000 in prizes. $1,500 for first place. Multiple games. One climb.

For the first time, Skillz players can earn medals across multiple titles and see their total progress reflected in a shared leaderboard, specific to a set of games. Whether you’re clearing cards, crushing bubbles, or lining up perfect shots, your gameplay across select games now works together to boost your leaderboard position.

If you end up on top? You could walk away with $1,500 in real cash.

This update is all about creating a more streamlined, connected league experience – so you can compete how you want, across the games you already love.

What are Ultimate Leagues?

Before now, every game had its own league. Your medals in Blackout Blackjack only counted there. Switch to Cube Cube? That meant a new league, new leaderboard, new grind.

With Ultimate Leagues, that’s changed.

Now, when games are grouped into an Ultimate League set, your medals across those games are combined into one leaderboard.

Here’s what that means:

• Earn medals in any game within a league set
• See your total medals added up on a shared leaderboard
• Compete across titles while keeping one consistent rank
• Explore new games without starting from scratch

So if your league set includes Pool Payday, Block Blitz, and Cube Cube, medals earned in any of those titles will count toward your leaderboard rank for that group.

Participating Games

You can compete in any of these games to earn medals for the Ultimate Leagues:

• Blackout Blackjack (Big Run Studios Inc.)
• Blackout Poker (Big Run Studios Inc.)
• Block Blitz (Free Addicting Games)
• Brick Blaster Cash (Flycow Games)
• Bubble Cube 2 (Tether Studios)
• Bubble Shooter With Cash Prize  (CodeCube Brothers Partnership)
• Cube Cube  (Tether Studios)
• Diamond Strike (Powered by Skillz)
• Pachinko Cash (DNR Game Studio)
• Pool Payday  (Hidden Pixel Games, LLC)
• Spider Solitaire (Fliprix OU)
• Solitaire By Skillz
• Strike ! by bowlero  (Touch Mechanics)

Each game contributes to the same leaderboard, giving you more ways to climb, compete, and win.

How It Works

• You’ll be placed into an Ultimate Leagues set, which includes select games
• When you earn medals in any of those games, your total updates across all titles
• Your rank stays the same no matter which select game you check the leaderboard from
• You’ll still see which game earned you what with per-game medal breakdowns

Let’s say you’re in a league that includes Block Blitz and Cube Cube. You earn:

• 1,500 medals in Block Blitz
• 2,000 medals in Cube Cube

Your leaderboard will show 3,500 total medals and your rank will be based on that sum, no matter which select game you’re looking at.

So… Do I Have to Opt In?

If you’re playing one of the participating games, your medals are already being tracked in Ultimate Leagues – no separate opt-in required.

But if you want to compete for the biggest rewards, you’ll need to be opted into the All-Star League.

Here’s how it works:

• Ultimate Leagues are available to players in participating games. You can optionally opt in to the All-Star Level inside Ultimate Leagues to access the highest prize pools.
• You’ll be eligible for higher-value prizes across all games in the league set
• Every medal you earn helps you climb the leaderboard for real cash rewards

Not in All-Star League yet? Just head to the Leagues tab in any participating game and opt in – it only takes a tap.