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Bean's $300,000 Rainbet leaderboard ends November 11

Bean's Rainbet leaderboard pays the top 50 players from a $300,000 pool, with $80,000 for first place. It closes on November 11 at 00:00 UTC.

Bean, a casino streamer on Twitch, lists a $300,000 leaderboard on Rainbet. The top 50 players are paid and first place gets $80,000. The leaderboard closes on November 11 at 00:00 UTC.

Players join by creating a Rainbet account with Bean's code BEAN (or through his link) and wagering during the period. Bean also lists wager rewards of up to $80,000, a $5,000 weekly raffle and a free ticket every round. Scoring, rules and how prizes are paid are set by Bean and Rainbet, so read them on Bean's page and on his own site before you play.

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At a glance

StreamerBean (Twitch)
CasinoRainbet
CodeBEAN
Prize pool$300,000
Places paidTop 50, with $80,000 for first place
ClosesNovember 11, 2026 at 00:00 UTC

Frequently asked questions

When does Bean's Rainbet leaderboard end?

It closes on November 11, 2026 at 00:00 UTC.

What is the code for Bean's leaderboard?

The code is BEAN on Rainbet. Bean's page has the sign up steps.

How many players get paid?

The top 50 players are paid, and first place gets $80,000.

Sources

On the Wall

BeanCode BEAN on Rainbet$300,000 monthly leaderboard

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Posted November 10, 2026. More news or compare every leaderboard.

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