Find the Best Casino Games Tournaments

Casino game tournaments are a fantastic way for players of video slots, table and other casino games to play their favorite titles and win loads of cash at the same time. Live slot tournament, Sit n Go, Extender, Survivor and One-Shot tournaments bring out the competitive beast inside each player.

Live slots tournaments are the most popular form, split into two types of scheduled tournaments: Guaranteed, which require a fee to register and compete for a set prize, and Freerolls, which have no registration fee. Below, we cover the best online casinos have to offer.

Best developments of 2012

Multiple slots tournaments can now be played on a daily basis, thanks to initiatives like the International Slots League. ISL, available at Platinum Play, Royal Vegas and other Fortune Lounge Group casinos, packed its calendar with daily events last year, and this is sure to continue in 2013.

The holidays are a good time to play slots, as shown by Microgaming Multi-Player Network's introduction of an Accumulator tournament for the duration of last December. This tourney had a guaranteed prize pool for the top 75 players, and guaranteed fun for everyone.

Looking to 2013

A brief glance at OCR's special tournament board shows that tourneys will be as strong as ever in 2013, as players look to compete with their peers on their favorite slots. There are literally dozens of competitions to compete in on any given day at the top online casinos.

If anything, the selection of tournaments will increase this year, as casinos add new games and seek to incorporate them into the comp calendar. Prizes could also increase for guaranteed games, as a growth in the number of players contributes to higher prize pools.

Top casino brands for tournaments 

Platinum Play and Royal Vegas casinos, as mentioned above, are top online casinos for any player wishing to participate in many tournaments, thanks to their membership in the International Sots League.

All Slots is another leader in tournaments, with a large focus on buy-in competitions, in which players enter by paying a small amount towards the prize pool. When the designated time is over, players are ranked according to how much they won, and the prize pool is split accordingly.