Tournaments: Compete for the Leaderboard and Prizes
How tournaments work in BELLOCCO: what counts, how the leaderboard works, which prizes you can win and what it takes to come out on top.
In this article
A tournament is a competition with a start and end date. Each tournament counts one type of action (for example crimes, drug deals or street races). Whoever has the highest score at the end wins the grand prize; lower places get a prize too.
Taking part
You don't need to sign up. As soon as a tournament is running, every action of the right type automatically counts toward your score from that moment on. The page shows what counts, how much time is left, your position and the top of the leaderboard.
What can count?
| Category | What counts |
|---|---|
| Crime | Crimes, murders, organized crime, heists |
| Trade | Drug deals, smuggling runs, vehicle theft, business actions |
| Competition | Street races, casino, arm wrestling at the Gym |
| Combat | Capturing spots, bombings, bounty hunting, jailbreaks |
| Money | Heist loot and family donations (in euros) |
Prizes
The prizes per place are shown on the podium at the top of the tournament. They consist of cash, power, bullets, XP or other rewards. In automatically scheduled tournaments the prizes scale with the game's economy, so they always stay worthwhile.
Upcoming and finished
At the bottom of the page you can see which tournaments start soon and how recently finished tournaments ended.
Tips
- When a tournament starts, check which action counts and plan your playing time around it.
- Just outside the prize places? Put in some extra effort during the final hours.
- Combine: the same action also counts toward daily tasks, challenges and achievements.