About Space Wars
Space Wars is our tournament section, made up of championships that game providers run on their own titles. Each event belongs to one studio, and only play in that studio’s games counts towards it. The principle behind it is simple: the more you play games from our providers, the better your chances of finishing among the winners.
How Taking Part Works
Every championship on SlotsVader has its own card with the provider’s name in the corner. The card shows the prize pool, the minimum bet and a timer counting down the days, hours, minutes and seconds until the event closes. To join, press Participate and play the provider’s games at or above the minimum stake. Spins below that amount play out as usual, but they do not count towards the championship. The earlier you join, the more time you have to build a result before the timer runs out.
Active, Upcoming and Past Events
The section is divided into three tabs. Active lists the championships running right now, so this is where you join. Upcoming shows events that have been announced but not yet started, which helps if you want to plan around a particular studio. Past keeps a record of tournaments that have already ended, and a quick look there shows which studios return with new series and how long their events tend to last.
Current Championships
At the time of writing, we were hosting eight provider championships side by side. Four of them close within about two weeks: Flame & Fortune Clash from Onlyplay, Book of Billionaire October Series from Fugaso, Neon Wins Stop from Gamzix and Wicked Wins Halloween from Kalamba. The first of these ends within a week, so it suits players who prefer a short contest.
The remaining events leave far more time to build a result. Autumn Season of Legends from Evoplay and Spins of Fortune from Slotopia each run for more than a month, and Spinergy Run from Formula Spin lasts around two. Drops & Wins 2026 from Pragmatic Play is the longest of all and stays open for over four months. If you prefer a steady pace to a sprint, these longer championships are the better fit.
Prize Pools and Minimum Bets
Prize pools differ widely from one studio to another. Drops & Wins 2026 carries the largest at CHF 25,000,000, with Book of Billionaire October Series next at CHF 1,500,000. Wicked Wins Halloween, Autumn Season of Legends and Spinergy Run sit in the middle range at CHF 744,000, CHF 660,000 and CHF 500,000. The smaller pools belong to Neon Wins Stop with CHF 100,000, Spins of Fortune with CHF 66,000 and Flame & Fortune Clash with CHF 45,000.
Entry stakes stay low across the whole list. Flame & Fortune Clash counts spins from CHF 0.10 and Drops & Wins 2026 from CHF 0.15, while most of the others require CHF 0.20 per spin. Neon Wins Stop asks for CHF 0.30, and Wicked Wins Halloween has the highest threshold at CHF 0.50.
Before You Join
Each championship follows the conditions set by its provider, and we recommend reading them before the first spin. Every qualifying spin is a real-money bet from your regular balance. A large pool is shared among many participants, and playing longer than planned just to climb the table rarely pays off. Decide on your stake and session length in advance, and treat our tournaments as an addition to your usual play rather than a reason to deposit more.
