Hit 300x on Clucking Hell and Share 2,500 SC in Shuffle's Raise Hell Tournament

By Jake McEvoy

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Jake McEvoy 2 hours ago

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Reach a 300x multiplier on Clucking Hell slot for a share of 2,500 SC.
Ends November 19, 8pm EST. Create an account to participate.
Familiarize with terms: one entry per player, Wood tier required for prize.

The 2,500 SC Raise Hell Tournament
Raise Hell T&Cs

Earn a portion of the 2,500 Shuffle Cash prize pool in the Raise Hell tournament by hitting the 300x multiplier on BGaming’s Clucking Hell slot at Shuffle.us.

The 2,500 SC Raise Hell Tournament

Another slot competition has been announced at Shuffle.us, and it’s another 2,500 Shuffle Cash prize pool that you can compete for a portion of.

All you need to do is match or exceed the 300x multiplier target in BGaming’s ‘Clucking Hell’ slot with a minimum bet of at least 0.2 SC, and you’ll split the pot with other successful participants.

You’ve got until 8pm on Wednesday the 19th of Shuffle to beat the challenge.

If you’re not already a member of the site, you will need to create an account before you are able to take part, which you can establish using our unique Shuffle.us referral code “SHUFFLEUP”.

Raise Hell T&Cs

Beware of the tournament’s terms and conditions as soon as you start taking part. The main terms are outlined below:

Promotion runs until 8pm on the 19th of November (EST), and only plays made with Shuffle Cash (SC) count.
A single hit of 300x or higher on Clucking Hell is required to qualify for the prize pool.
Each player may earn only one qualifying entry, regardless of how many times they hit 300x.
Bonus buys are allowed but may reduce your chances, as multipliers are calculated from the total play amount.
The 2,500 SC prize pool is split evenly among all qualifying winners.
Players must be Wood tier or higher to receive any prize from the promotion.
Prizes will be automatically awarded within 72 hours after the promotion ends if all rules have been followed.
Shuffle.us may amend rules, deny bonuses for abuse, or disqualify participants who break the Terms of Service.

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