GameArt Yeet & Sweet Tournament at Shambala Casino

Tournament Details

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Terms and Conditions:
Tournament HEAT WAVES starts at 28th July 10:00 UTC and ends at 6th August 20:59 UTC.
To participate, players must play the qualifying games with a minimum bet of €0.50, or currency equivalent, per spin. Players can follow their score on the in-game live leader board. In order for their score to be valid and displayed on the leader board, a player must complete at least one cycle of 100 spins. A player can complete an unlimited number of cycles, but only the complete cycle with the highest result qualifies for the leader board.
“Yeet&Sweet” is available to play with real money only.
How do Yeet&Sweet tournaments work?
Players need to simply make winning bets in any of the eligible games and then they’ll be awarded leader board points. Please note that playing over multiple games is allowed in Yeet&Sweet, so players may only play one game at any given time but may switch between eligible games at any point.
The points system is based on total accumulated multipliers over the cycle of the 100 rounds of spins. Points per spin are calculated as multipliers – the amount won in each spin is divided by the amount wagered. For example: if player bets €1 and the win is €10 it means that win-multiplier is 10, and these are also the points that are summed to previous winnings.
Prizes for this campaign are set up in EUR.
The dedicated Account Managers inform all operators about the winning players after every stage.
Operators are responsible for contacting any winning players from their casino within 48 hours. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that all cash prizes are paid according to the pay table unless the operator integrates the instant pay out solution by GameArt. The proof of accreditations must be sent to am@gameart.net if the operator doesn’t support GameArt’s instant pay-out solution.
GameArt reserves the right to void scores, or not pay out a prize, where all or part of the score results from any obvious error, mistake, or technical fault (including incorrect game pay-outs) whether caused by a machine or human error in respect of any of the participating games. We further reserve the right to void scores, or not pay out a prize when, in our opinion, all or part of the score results from cheating or collusion with other players.