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Alternatives to Repeat.gg for getting paid to play

Repeat.gg was one of the best-known cash tournament platforms, but per its public notice it's in the process of shutting down. If you competed there, these are the best alternatives to keep playing for cash — with options built for the Americas and fast withdrawals.

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Updated: July 2026Methodology: each platform's public information

Before you switch: if you have a balance on Repeat.gg, check their official shutdown terms and withdraw your money within the stated deadline. Information about Repeat.gg comes from public sources and may change.

Why look for a Repeat.gg alternative?

Beyond the shutdown, players across the Americas often look for platforms with fast withdrawals and catalogs that cover competitive PC titles (Valorant, CS2, LoL) in addition to battle royale games. These alternatives cover different player profiles.

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1V1 Best for the Americas

A skill-gaming platform built for the Americas. Launches with Valorant and adds Fortnite, Warzone, LoL, and CS2. Challenges, tournaments, and 1v1 wagers verified through the official API and the FISGO anti-cheat.

＋ Fast withdrawals via PayPal− Launches October 2026

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Players' Lounge

H2H matchups and cash tournaments where you play. Strong in console and sports titles. Compare in detail: 1V1 vs Players' Lounge.

＋ Wide range of challenges and tournaments− Console/sports focused, US withdrawals
03

Z League

Multi-game async tournaments based on performance. A well-established global option. Check out 1V1 vs Z League.

＋ Multi-game, frequent tournaments− Global focus
04

Skillz

Mobile skill-gaming with prizes in casual games. Large user base.

＋ Mobile, easy to get started− Doesn't cover competitive shooters/AAA titles
05

GamerJi

Daily tournaments in popular mobile games. Focused on Asian and MENA markets.

＋ Frequent mobile tournaments− Limited coverage in the Americas

How to pick your alternative

  • You play competitive PC (Valorant, CS2, LoL): 1V1.
  • You play console/sports titles: Players' Lounge.
  • You want global multi-game tournaments: Z League.

If you want to understand the model before you start, read the guide to cash video game tournaments and the difference between skill and luck. And for a broader look at the app landscape, check out the platforms to get paid to play guide.

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Questions about Repeat.gg alternatives

Based on Repeat.gg's public notice (as of July 2026), the platform began a shutdown process, converting its coin currency to cash and opening a window for users to withdraw their balances. That's why many players are looking for alternatives to keep competing for cash.
1V1 is built for players across the Americas: fast withdrawals via PayPal, and challenge, tournament, and 1v1 wager formats verified through each game's official API. Global platforms like Players' Lounge or Z League are also solid options.
Per the shutdown notice, there's a window to withdraw your remaining balance. Check Repeat.gg's official terms and withdraw your money within the stated deadline before moving to another platform.
Most allow free signup and offer free-entry tournaments. In skill-gaming you can also join challenges with small entry amounts when you want to compete for bigger prizes.
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