Red Flush Casino Review

Red Flush Casino conducts daily Blackjack and Slots Tournaments. Registration begins at 00:01 GMT on these days, and closes 22 hours after the tournament has commenced. So players can literally register at almost any time of the day to be able to take part. There are daily Sit and Go and Scheduled tournaments, including freeroll tournaments, on some of the most popular slot games, such as Avalon, Hitman, Ladies Nite, Loaded, Thunderstruck and Tomb Raider.

Play time for each tournament is 5 minutes and gives you 3000 - 20000 coins to play with depending on which game you are playing. Each player has a maximum of 10 add-on or “continue play” options, with each add-on costing $2. Each add-on or “continue play” gives you another 3000 - 20000 coins and 5 minutes of tournament play.

If you are new to this casino, proceed as follows to join any tournament:

• Download the casino.
• Sign Up
• Go to 'Tournaments' in the casino software. Double click the game you want to play and you'll be asked to register an alias.
• Create an Alias. You will be known by your Alias when you play
• Your chosen alias will be checked to see if it's available. If available you'll be able to play in tournaments immediately.

Slot Tournaments enable you to play slot games against Players from different global locations, for a central pot. The Player with the highest Win box value at the end of the tournament wins the pot.

The Grand Slam of Slots online slot tournament, which came to an end at the beginning of November, has been a huge success for the Red Flush player, Rick. H., who was booted from the position number 1 in the final round, worth €1 Million, only during the final 36 hours of play. But all was not lost. He was able to defend his 2nd position in a competition where 8,000 players across the Microgaming network were fighting for the ultimate honour, and he pocketed €50,000!

Another Red Flush player, skyking, claimed the 10th position and 5000 Euros. Both skyking and Rick H have free entry into the 2010 Grand Slam of Slots event, which promises to be even bigger and better than the last.