Paddy Power £62,500 Drops & Wins Tournaments: How to play & win

Join Paddy Power's £62,500 weekly cash tournaments. Each week play Pragmatic slots & be in for a chance to win a prize. Here's how to enter & win.

Paddy Power has joined Pragmatic Play's Daily Drops & Wins tournament. Slots enthusiasts can now be in for a chance to win a share of £62,500 in weekly prizes. £4,500 in cash will be paid out to 100 winners each day alone.

To join Drops & Wins at Paddy Power, here's what you need to do:

Step 1: Click over to Paddy Power and find eligible games

Step 2: Opt in to the promotion - you will receive a notification in-game

Step 3: Stake £0.50 or more on qualifying slots and climb the leaderboard.

The players with the most points at the end of the promotion will win a prize.

Eligible Games

Only play on select games will count towards the tournament. Here are all the Pragmatic Play slots you can win:

Wolf Gold™
Mustang Gold™
Sweet Bonanza™
John Hunter Scarab Queen™
John Hunter and the Book of Tut™
The Dog House Megaways™
Great Rhino Megaways™
Pirate Gold™
Curse of the Werewolf Megaways
Sweet Bonanza Xmas
Cowboys Gold
Wild West Gold
Wild Wild Riches Luck Of The Irish
The Hand of Midas

Terms and Conditions

There is no minimum bet required on the eligible games to take part in the tournament.
Your highest win from a single spin amount on any eligible game is adjusted to the amount of the spin and will determine your score on our weekly leaderboards.
The leaderboard can be found in-game.
Weekly prize pool of £31,000 in total across 550 prizes.
Prizes will be added to your account before 5pm (UK time) on the next business day.
Maximum of one prize per winning customer.
In the event of two or more players finishing a tournament on the same leaderboard position, the player who has achieved the score first will receive the higher prize.
If the winning spin exceeds €/£ 10, the prize will be paid out based on a bet of €/£ 10.
Prizes are in the form of a multiplier on your winning spin, and the number of each, are set out in the table below.