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Flirt4Free Launches 2025 'Hot Summer All-Stars' Contest

Flirt4Free Launches 2025 'Hot Summer All-Stars' Contest

LOS ANGELES — Flirt4Free has announced the return of its Hot Summer All-Stars Tournament, running Aug. 1 through Sept. 30.

Participating models compete for over $100,000 in cash prizes via fan votes and tips throughout five rounds, with weekly eliminations. The top 100 women and top 100 men from round one will receive milestone rewards and leaderboard bonuses; the subsequent elimination rounds will narrow each category until the Ultimate Showdown, Sept. 28–30, when the top male and female performers will each win a cash grand prize.

“We saw amazing energy and fan engagement in last year’s debut,” said Flirt4Free President Craig Miller. “Hot Summer All-Stars gives our performers more ways to shine, without the pressure of marathon contests, with each Hot Summer All-Star round having showdowns on only certain days. It’s about consistency, connection, and having fun while going for serious rewards.”

For more information, visit Flirt4Free.

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