Playing in a live slots tournament is just like playing a regular online slot game, except you are competing in Multi Player games that generally run for 5-10 minutes. The main aim is to have the highest credit amount at the end of the allotted time. The number of prizes awarded, and the size of the prizes, varies from tournament to tournament. The biggest tournaments, with hundreds of players, can award a top prize of thousands of dollars to the first-place finisher, along with lesser prizes to each of the top 100 finishers. Smaller tournaments, of course, offer smaller prizes (but also have smaller entry fees). Some tournaments, known as Feeder Tournaments, award the winner with free entry into a bigger tournament with big prizes.
You have a choice of the following 3 types of online slots tournaments:
Free Roll:
Many of our tournaments are FREE to enter, once the tournament starts, you’ll be given credits to play with. You'll have a time period to play through the bets so spin those wheels as often as you can. The players with most credits at the end of the tournament are awarded prizes. There is no limitation on the number of players.
Scheduled Games:
Scheduled tournaments start at a certain time and normally require the payment of an entry fee. The entry fee includes your credits to play. The rounds last from 5 - 15 minutes or until your credits are used up, at which point you may either leave the tournament or opt to continue playing. When continuing, you may be required to pay a "Continue Play" entry fee. Continue Play rounds are generally shorter than the normal round and are limited. Game specific information can be found in the "Rules" section of the game.
Sit and Go Games:
Sit and Go tournaments differ slightly from scheduled tournaments. Where scheduled games start at a certain time, sit and go games start based on players, and are a lot faster. The game starts when the required number of players have registered and paid the entry fee. Game play is identical to Scheduled games, expect games last one round only (there are no Continue Play rounds) and are generally 5 minutes long. Game specific information is available in the rules section of the game.
