In the event of a tie, users included in the tie will split the prizes their positions cover evenly. For example, if 1st place pays $30, 2nd place pays $20, and 3rd place pays $10 and there is a 3-way tie for 1st, the 3 winners will split a $60 prize. The 2nd highest unique score would then take home 4th place.

Ties that take place in Advancement Rounds will be broken by whichever team has the highest-scoring player in that round. If entrants have the same highest-scoring player or a player with equivalent high scores, then it would go to the second highest-scoring player or player with equivalent high scores, then the third, and so forth, until one entrant has a higher-scoring player than the other entrant. If they are still tied after that, the entrant that entered the contest first will advance.

As it relates to Tournament Finals, any entrants that tie will evenly split the combined prize allocation for the finishing spots they occupy. For example, if two entrants tie for first place, those two entrants would evenly split the combined prize for first and second. If four entrants tie for second place, they would evenly split the combined prize for second, third, fourth, and fifth place.