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Playson Holiday Delights Tournament & Prize Information
Recently updated on April 8th, 2026
Get into the festive spirit with the Playson Holiday Delights network tournament, running from 10 December until 10 January 2021. This three-part tournament series features a prize pool worth a whopping €200,000 and features new games set to spread seasonal cheer.
The tournament series is set to introduce you to some of the developer’s best games of the year. Kicking off the countdown is €50,000 Festive Spirit, followed by €80,000 Secret Santa, and €70,000 Welcome 2021. Keep reading for a quick breakdown and the casinos taking part.
Playson Holiday Delights Tournament Series Details
Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, this three-part tournament pays out generously. You can climb the leaderboards and jingle the bells this winter to earn these prizes:
Festive Spirit Position
Prize
Payout
1
€8,000
€8,000
2
€5,000
€5,000
3
€2,500
€2,500
4
€1,500
€1,500
5
€1,000
€1,000
6
€900
€900
7
€800
€800
8
€700
€700
9
€600
€600
10
€500
€500
11-25
€6,000
€400
26-50
€7,500
€300
51-150
€10,000
€100
151-250
€5,000
€50
Secret Santa Position
Prize
Payout
1
€15,000
€15,000
2
€5,000
€5,000
3
€2,500
€2,500
4
€2,000
€2,000
5
€1,500
€1,500
6
€1,000
€1,000
7
€900
€900
8
€800
€800
9
€700
€700
10
€600
€600
11-25
€6,000
€400
26-50
€7,500
€300
51-150
€15,000
€100
151-250
€15,000
€50
Welcome 2021 Position
Prize
Payout
1
€10,000
€10,000
2
€5,000
€5,000
3
€3,000
€3,000
4
€1,500
€1,500
5
€1,000
€1,000
6
€900
€900
7
€800
€800
8
€700
€700
9
€600
€600
10
€500
€500
11-25
€6,000
€400
26-50
€7,500
€300
51-150
€15,000
€100
151-250
€15,000
€50
2020 Holiday Delights Tournament Series: Featured Games
Qualifying games are listed below, including the new release from Playson:
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