How Do Stripchat Model Contests Work?

Stripchat runs recurring model contests where models compete for rankings and cash prizes.

The main competitions include the 3-Hour Contest, Monthly Contest and annual Hall of Fame.

How does the 3-Hour Contest work?

A new 3-Hour Contest takes place every three hours.

Your performance is based on factors including:

  • The number of unique paying users in your room
  • Tokens earned during the contest period

Tokens from offline tips and content sales don't count toward the 3-Hour Contest.

Eligible models can receive StripPoints based on their position, while the highest-ranking models can also receive cash prizes.

Your ranking is visible when you're within the Top 5,000.

What is Boost Time?

During Boost Time, StripPoints earned through the 3-Hour Contest are doubled.

These points contribute toward your Monthly Contest ranking.

How does the Monthly Contest work?

The Monthly Contest ranks models according to the StripPoints accumulated during the month.

Stripchat separates rankings into categories including:

  • Girls
  • Couples
  • Guys
  • Trans

The Girls competition is also divided into regional rankings.

When models finish with the same number of StripPoints, Stripchat uses broadcast time to determine their positions.

Where do contest prizes appear?

Cash prizes are credited to your Stripchat account according to Stripchat's payment schedule.

You can identify them in Earnings as Won in contest.

Stripchat publishes current rankings and recent contest winners on its contest pages.

Can I opt out of the Monthly Contest?

Yes.

Go to:

Settings and Privacy > Country & Age Settings

You can then disable Join the Current Month Top Contest.

What is the Hall of Fame?

Stripchat's Hall of Fame is an annual ranking based on StripPoints earned throughout the year.

The top three models receive Hall of Fame badges.

Contest structures, prize amounts and promotions can change, so check Stripchat's current contest information for the latest prize values rather than relying on an old prize table.

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