At the moment online slots tournament is running at English Harbour. As the tournament is holding on the threshold of Christmas it is not wonder that it is called The Holiday Feast. It started on December 17th and finishes on January 4th, 2009. The entry fee for the tournament is $10 and the prize pool is $100,000. The Holiday Feast will give the top winner $25,000, quite a nice gift for Christmas and the New Year’s Day. And 9400 players more will have payouts from the pool. So all are winners.

One of the aims of the tournament is to draw new real money players so that rebuys made by these players will go into the pool as a bonus. Thus all the schedule payout prizes can become bigger for winners.

The only game played at the tournament is Cleopatra’s Pyramid Slot. This video game has become the most popular among the players at English Harbour. Cleopatra’s Pyramid is a 5 reel, 20 payline slots game with the bonus game feature.

English Harbour hopes that this tournament will allow them to bring in during the hard time of a declining world’s economy.

One more aim of the tournament is to present new players the new games developed for English Harbour and released some time ago. Among the last releases are $5 Million Touchdown, Cash Caboose, Mega Money Mine, Dolphin King, Magic Monkey, Cherry Blossoms, Treasure Trail, The Last King of Egypt, and some others. During the tournament time new players will give generous sign up bonuses.

So don’t miss the chance to have a good time and make money at “The Holiday Feast” tournament.

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