Celebrate the Arrival of Shuffle’s New Original with the $20K Slide Tournament
- Shuffle launches $20,000 Slide Tournament to celebrate new game.
- Top 50 players with highest multipliers win prizes (top prize: $4,500).
- Tournament runs until June 18, 2026; $0.20 minimum bet to enter.
- The $20,000 Shuffle Slide Tournament
- How to Win
- Slide Tournament Prize Distribution
- Terms and Conditions of the Slide Tournament
Hit the highest single multiplier you can in Shuffle's new Original game, Slide, for the chance to win a share of $20,000.
The $20,000 Shuffle Slide Tournament
Shuffle has officially unveiled Slide, a brand-new Original game where players can win up to 1,000,000x from their bets.
In celebration of the launch, the platform has presented a new promotional tournament, in which the 50 players who are able to land the highest multipliers will share a $20,000 prize pool.
You’ve got until the 18th of June to see what you can come up with. If you aren’t registered, you can claim a welcome bonus with the latest Shuffle code, “CASINOMAX”.
How to Win
Enter the tournament by placing bets worth at least $0.20 on the new Shuffle Originals game, Slide. Land the highest multiplier you can while playing to secure a spot on the tournament leaderboard.
The bigger your winning multiplier, the greater your chances of finishing higher up the leaderboard, where you can secure a prize worth as much as $4,500.
The tournament began at 6am UTC this morning, on the 4th of June, and will conclude at 6am UTC on Thursday the 18th of June 2026.
Slide Tournament Prize Distribution
The table below illustrates how the tournament’s $20,000 prize pot will be split between the 50 players who secure the largest winning multipliers:
| Position | Prize per Player |
|---|---|
| 1st place | $4,500 |
| 2nd place | $2,500 |
| 3rd place | $1,800 |
| 4th place | $1,500 |
| 5th place | $1,200 |
| 6th place | $900 |
| 7th place | $665 |
| 8th place | $550 |
| 9th place | $500 |
| 10th place | $450 |
| 11th place | $400 |
| 12th place | $380 |
| 13th place | $360 |
| 14th place | $340 |
| 15th place | $320 |
| 16th place | $300 |
| 17th place | $280 |
| 18th place | $260 |
| 19th place | $240 |
| 20th place | $220 |
| 21st place | $200 |
| 22nd–23rd place | $180 |
| 24th–25th place | $160 |
| 26th–27th place | $140 |
| 28th–29th place | $120 |
| 30th–31st place | $100 |
| 32nd–33rd place | $80 |
| 34th–35th place | $60 |
| 36th–37th place | $50 |
| 38th–39th place | $40 |
| 40th–50th place | $25 |
Terms and Conditions of the Slide Tournament
The Slide tournament from Shuffle comes with some promotional terms and conditions that you need to be aware of:
- Only real-money wagers of at least $0.20 (or equivalent currency value) are eligible for tournament participation.
- Rankings are determined by each player's single highest multiplier achieved during the promotion period.
- Players must hold at least Wood rank status to qualify for any tournament prize.
- Accounts participating while subject to rollover requirements are not eligible to receive rewards.
- Any player found using multiple accounts may be removed from the leaderboard and forfeit all prize eligibility.
- If two or more players achieve the same highest multiplier, the prize money allocated to the tied positions will be shared equally among them.
- Tournament rewards will be credited automatically to eligible winners within 48 hours after the promotion concludes.
- Shuffle reserves the right to modify, cancel, or disqualify participants from the promotion if any breach of the platform's terms or promotion rules is detected.
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