Red Flush Crowns Their 3rd Slot Survivor

Johannesburg, South Africa, February 22, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Red Flush online casino introduced the Slot Survivor tournament in the second half of 2008, in an attempt to give their players a little something extra from their time spent in the casino. This Red Flush promotion proved to be well worth the effort and was a great casino introduction for players across the board. Due to the apparent success of this slots tournament, Red Flush decided to host Slot Survivor again a second time, and have now just concluded the third. Each time Red Flush ran the Slot Survivor tournament, the stakes got higher, the prizes increased in size, and the interest amongst players became more prevalent.

This year players were battling it out to try and win themselves a 7 day all expenses paid African Safari for two people, or the cash equivalent. The final winner: SlotGenie, being an avid online casino fan opted to take the cash instead and walked away with a very well received $14000. BARBIE was the player who took 2nd place and $5000, but she didn’t relinquish 1st place without an impressive fight. Both players were almost on level pegging for the duration of the tournament, with BARBIE literally breathing down SlotGenie’s neck, inching closer with every day. In the final few days, SlotGenie managed to get just enough of a lead to maintain his 1st place without being “voted out” by BARBIE’s exceptional play. The 24 players that followed on the leaderboard, each won their share of a significant pot of cash prizes. In addition to this, for the duration of the slots tournament players were awarded further prizes for meeting certain criteria, making this a very profitable event for those who took part.

The object of the tournament is for players to accumulate as many points as possible by playing at Red Flush online casino. Players can choose to play video slots, table games or parlour games and are awarded points according to their wagering. Being a predominantly slots based tournament, players are awarded more points for playing slot machines, but can still rack up an impressive score by playing table games. The points are calculated and displayed on a leaderboard that is visible inside the casino, as well as on the dedicated website. Players can determine how many points are required to enhance their positions on the leaderboard, and ultimately attempt to take up 1st place.

After a great deal of out-betting, out-spinning and out-playing, the Slot Survivor tournament came to a close on the 12th of February 2010. The margin between the first 2 players and the rest of the leaderboard was immense, proving that there are some people out there who just love a challenge and will do whatever it takes to take home the gold. Red Flush is proud to announce that to their loyal players that Slot Survivor 4 is already in the pipeline, and more slots tournament fun and competitive fever can be expected in the near future.

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