WorldWinner compared with other skill game apps
Independent guide, not operated by WorldWinner. Disclosure
These comparisons set WorldWinner beside other skill game tournament apps using verifiable facts only: what each company publishes about itself, app store listings, and court records, each with a dated source. This is an independent guide, and readers should confirm current terms with each company before depositing.
All comparison pages
- RoundupCash Game Apps Without BotsNo outsider can certify that an app has no bots. This page reports court records and what WorldWinner, Skillz, Papaya, and AviaGames each state.
- RoundupWorldWinner AlternativesThe main WorldWinner alternatives are the Skillz platform, Papaya Gaming's apps, AviaGames' apps, and FanDuel Faceoff. Each has a sourced comparison.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs 21 Blitz21 Blitz is a Tether Studios app on the Skillz platform. WorldWinner's closest match is Catch 21. Both companies state that players face real people.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs 21 CashWorldWinner's closest match to Papaya Gaming's 21 Cash is Catch 21. This sourced comparison covers bot statements, the court record, and withdrawals.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Bingo CashWorldWinner offers three bingo-style titles led by Bingo Bingo. Bingo Cash is a single-game Papaya Gaming app. Compare bot statements and court records.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Bingo ClashBingo Clash is a single-game bingo app from AviaGames. WorldWinner's closest title is Bingo Bingo. Compare opponent policies and the court record.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Blackout BingoBlackout Bingo is a Big Run Studios app on the Skillz platform. WorldWinner's closest match is Bingo Bingo. Both use two-minute, score-based rounds.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Bubble CashWorldWinner's widely listed bubble shooter is Poppin' Panic. Bubble Cash is a single-game Papaya Gaming app. Compare bot statements and court records.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Dominoes GoldDominoes Gold is a Fives dominoes app on the Skillz platform. This guide covers no WorldWinner dominoes title, so this sourced page compares the platforms.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs FanDuel FaceoffWorldWinner powers FanDuel Faceoff under an exclusive partnership but is not owned by FanDuel. State lists, payment options, and bonuses differ.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Pocket7GamesWorldWinner offers more than 30 titles on web, iOS, and Android. Pocket7Games is a mobile multi-game app from AviaGames. Compare opponent policies.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Pool PaydayWorldWinner has no pool game. Pool Payday is an 8-ball app from Hidden Pixel Games powered by Skillz, so this sourced comparison looks at the platforms.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs SkillzWorldWinner is a single operator with its own catalog. Skillz is a competition platform inside separate games. Both state that players face real people.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Solitaire CashWorldWinner offers Solitaire Rush on web, iOS, and Android. Solitaire Cash is a single-game Klondike app from Papaya Gaming. See the sourced court record.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Solitaire ClashSolitaire Clash is a single-game Klondike app from AviaGames. WorldWinner's closest title is Solitaire Rush. Both state opponents get the same layout.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Solitaire CubeSolitaire Cube is a timed Klondike app from Tether Studios on the Skillz platform. WorldWinner's closest match is Solitaire Rush, also timed Klondike.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Solitaire SmashSolitaire Smash is a single-game Klondike app from Play Perfect Ltd. WorldWinner is a multi-game platform whose Klondike title is Solitaire Rush.
- RoundupPapaya Gaming AppsPapaya Gaming publishes Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, and Bubble Cash. The court record, state lists, and closest WorldWinner games in one place.
- RoundupSkillz AlternativesGames like Skillz outside the Skillz platform: WorldWinner, AviaGames, Papaya Gaming, Play Perfect, FanDuel Faceoff, and Betr Arcade, compared by source.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs 21 Gold21 Gold is a four-lane 21 card game inside AviaGames' Pocket7Games app. WorldWinner's closest match is Catch 21. Opponent policies and states compared.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs Betr ArcadeBetr Arcade is a peer-to-peer skill game section inside the Betr app, launched in 2025. WorldWinner has run skill tournaments since 2000. Compared.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs MistplayMistplay is a free rewards app that credits Units for playing partner games. WorldWinner runs entry-fee skill tournaments. How each one pays, compared.
- RoundupWorldWinner vs Rewards Apps Like Mistplay and SwagbucksRewards apps credit points for time, tasks, and offers. WorldWinner runs entry-fee skill tournaments. Costs, cash-out minimums, and limits compared.
- Head-to-headWorldWinner vs SwagbucksSwagbucks is a free Prodege rewards program that credits SB points for surveys, shopping, and offers. WorldWinner runs entry-fee skill tournaments.
Six operators, attribute by attribute
Every cell restates what the company or a court record says, and links to its source. Checked . The same table is available as a JSON file, free to reuse with credit to PlayWorldWinner (CC BY 4.0).
Owner
 WorldWinner | WorldWinner (formerly Game Taco, Inc., renamed in October 2023), backed by Platinum Equity. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | Skillz Platform Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Firy Inc. (NYSE: FIRY), which states its name changed from Skillz Inc. effective June 18, 2026. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AviaGames Inc. (App Store seller name: Aviagames Inc.). source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Papaya Gaming Ltd. and affiliates including Papaya Gaming Inc., per Papaya's Terms of Use. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | FanDuel (App Store developer FanDuel, Inc.; seller FanDuel Limited). Games are supplied under a partnership with WorldWinner. source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | Play Perfect Ltd, per its App Store listing and terms. source |
Platforms
| WorldWinner | iOS app on the App Store, Android app by direct download (not on Google Play), and web play at web.worldwinner.com. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | iOS apps on the App Store. On Android, Skillz's guide lists browser play, a direct-download Skillz Arcade app, and direct downloads of individual games. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AviaGames lists the App Store, the Samsung Galaxy Store, and an Android APK. source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Solitaire Cash: iOS App Store. Papaya's site also shows Google Play and Galaxy Store badges. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | iOS app and Android direct download (not on Google Play), per FanDuel's pages. No browser version is described on the pages checked. source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | App Store and Samsung Galaxy Store, per solitairesmash.com. source |
Lowest cash entry fee
| WorldWinner | WorldWinner says cash tournament entry fees start as low as $0.88, with lower-priced tournaments during promotions. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | No figure published |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | No figure published |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | No figure published |
| FanDuel Faceoff | Entries "starting as low as 60 cents", according to its App Store listing. source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | No figure published |
Withdrawal methods
| WorldWinner | Withdrawals return to the original deposit method first. Card, PayPal, Venmo, and Apple Pay can take up to 7 business days, and checks up to 8 weeks. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | Up to the total deposited goes back to the same payment method; in the US, winnings above that go by paper check. Instant and Fast Bank options go to a bank account. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AviaGames' product pages describe withdrawals through PayPal. Its terms set a minimum withdrawal of US$5.00. source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Papaya's help center says withdrawals may be processed as refunds to the original payment method. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | FanDuel says winnings can be withdrawn by PayPal, prepaid card, check, or online banking. source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | No methods named |
Withdrawal fee
| WorldWinner | The help center lists no withdrawal fee and says a check request under $10 is rejected and returned to the balance. WorldWinner's 2021 terms still reserve a $1.75 fee on check requests under $10. The minimum withdrawal is $1.75. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | $1.50 charge on any withdrawal under $10, per Skillz's support center. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AviaGames' terms say it may charge a withdrawal processing fee based on the player's transaction activity. source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Papaya's help center says a withdrawal processing fee is deducted. The amount is not published in the help article. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | No fee stated |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | Its terms say Play Perfect may change the minimum withdrawal amount, withdrawal methods, and withdrawal fee at its discretion. source |
States without cash play
| WorldWinner | AR, CT, DE, LA, SD source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | AR, CT, DE, LA, SD source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AR, DE, LA, SC, SD source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | AZ, LA, ME, MI, MT (Solitaire Cash list; other Papaya titles differ slightly) source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | AZ, AR, CT, HI, IA, LA, MD, MI, NV, NJ, PA, SC, SD, TN, WA, WY (listed for free competitions only) source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | AZ, IN, IA, LA, ME, MI, MT, SC source |
What it says about bots and opponents
| WorldWinner | WorldWinner states that players never face bots. Its Responsible Gaming Policy says it works to block bots and duplicate accounts. source |
|---|---|
| Skillz | Skillz's fairness page says it matches players only against real human opponents of equal skill. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | AviaGames says it strives to match real, live players and may use a recorded game from a real player (a Historical Playthrough) with a generated profile. source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Terms effective October 30, 2025 state human-only matching after tutorial games. A federal court wrote on April 3, 2026 that bot use until late 2023 was undisputed. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | FanDuel states players "will always compete against a real person of a similar skill level". source |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | Its terms state that a player "may be matched with another player's Historical Playthrough", a recording of a real player's game. source |
Court records on fairness
| WorldWinner | None located as of 2026-09-21 |
|---|---|
| Skillz | Plaintiff in Skillz v. Papaya Gaming (S.D.N.Y.). Summary judgment went to Skillz on November 21, 2025 on Papaya's bot counterclaims, on the injury element. source |
| AviaGames (Pocket7Games) | Pandolfi v. AviaGames (N.D. Cal.), a class action alleging undisclosed bots, was pending with no merits ruling found as of 2026-09-20. AviaGames denies it. source |
| Papaya Gaming (Solitaire Cash, Bingo Cash, 21 Cash, Bubble Cash) | Skillz v. Papaya (S.D.N.Y.): a jury found false advertising on April 23, 2026, and a July 27, 2026 opinion awarded $719 million. Papaya says it will appeal. source |
| FanDuel Faceoff | None located as of 2026-09-21 |
| Play Perfect (Solitaire Smash) | None located as of 2026-09-21 |