














Big Bass Bonanza 1000
PragmaticPlay

The Dog House Megaways
PragmaticPlay

The Dog House - Royal Hunt
PragmaticPlay

Gates of Olympus 1000
PragmaticPlay

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter
PragmaticPlay

Fruit Party
PragmaticPlay

Sweet Bonanza 1000
PragmaticPlay

Madame Destiny Megaways
PragmaticPlay

Starlight Princess 1000
PragmaticPlay

Sugar Rush
PragmaticPlay

Sugar Rush 1000
PragmaticPlay

Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter
PragmaticPlay

Fire Stampede 2
PragmaticPlay

Bigger Barn House Bonanza
PragmaticPlay

Sweet Rush Bonanza
PragmaticPlay

Starlight Princess Super Scatter
PragmaticPlay

Sweet Bonanza Xmas
PragmaticPlay

Big Bass Splash 1000
PragmaticPlay

Sugar Rush Super Scatter
PragmaticPlay

Zeus vs Hades - Gods of War 250
PragmaticPlay

5 Lions Megaways 2
PragmaticPlay

CULT.
PragmaticPlay

Sweet Bonanza 2500
PragmaticPlay

Big Bass - Secrets of the Golden Lake
PragmaticPlay
Corsaza Casino
Corsaza Casino Tournament Games — Slots and Titles That Count Toward the Leaderboards
This category gathers the games that count toward our live leaderboards — the slots and titles a running tournament is built around. Play one of them while an event is on and your spins feed the standings automatically. For the events themselves, their countdowns and prize pools, the tournaments hub is the place to look. This page is about the games: which ones qualify, and how to pick the right one for the race.
Everything here sits inside the wider Corsaza library. The platform sits under Curaçao licence OGL/2024/112/0974, held by Fortuna Games N.V.
Which Games Count Toward a Tournament
A Corsaza tournament never includes the whole library at once. Each event names a set of qualifying games, and this category is where they gather while it runs. The line-up changes between events. One week it leans on a single studio's latest slots, the next on a broad mix, so today's shelf is rarely last week's. Fresh arrivals from new games often join the line-up while they are still drawing a crowd.
Most qualifying titles are slots, since their fast, repeatable rounds suit a leaderboard, though a tournament can centre on any game type we choose to feature. A minimum qualifying bet usually applies, and any spin below it simply will not score.
Let the Scoring Decide Which Game You Pick
Not every tournament is won the same way, and the metric decides which Corsaza game is worth your time. Some events rank players on total rounds played, rewarding steady volume. Others score the biggest single win, or the highest multiplier landed in one spin. A few add up net wins across the event. Reading that rule first, before you open a game, is the single most useful habit in tournament play. A patient grinder and a one-big-hit chaser want very different slots — and a jackpot hunter, different again.
Matching a Game to the Format
Once you know the metric, the choice gets simpler. The guide below pairs common scoring rules with the kind of game that fits them.
| If the event scores | Lean toward | Because |
|---|---|---|
| Total rounds played | Fast, low-stake slots | More spins in the window means more chances to score |
| Biggest single win | High-volatility titles | One big hit matters more than a steady drip |
| Highest multiplier | Feature-heavy slots | Bonus rounds are where the top multipliers land |
| Net wins over the event | Games you read well | Consistency beats a single lucky spin here |
Treat the pairings as a starting point rather than a formula. The result of any spin stays random, so no game choice tilts the odds — it only lines your style up with how the board is counted.
Slots Lead the Tournament Shelf
Because pace suits a leaderboard, the bulk of qualifying titles are drawn from the Corsaza slots library. When an event opens, a quick look at the most popular games is a fair shortcut, since crowd favourites are often the ones featured. The exact qualifying set is always shown on the event itself, so check there before you commit a session to a title you assume is in.
Entry, Qualifying Bets and Demo Play
There is nothing to sign up for. Open a qualifying Corsaza game during a live event and you are on the board from your first eligible spin. Two things decide whether a spin counts. It has to be real-money play, since demo mode never scores, and it has to meet the event's minimum bet. Below that stake the reels still turn, but the round sits outside the standings.
Tournament Play Also Builds Your VIP Status
A session spent chasing a leaderboard is never wasted, even off the podium. Every real-money round still earns Coins and lifts your place in the VIP Club, whose six tiers raise your cashback as high as 20% paid in cash. Add the wider offers on the promotions page and a single tournament run can nudge more than one reward forward.
Competing in Control
A Corsaza countdown and leaderboard are built to keep you in your seat. Deciding a budget and a stop time before the first spin matters more here than almost anywhere. Let a finish on the board be a welcome extra, not the reason you sat down. The account tools cover spending and time caps, a short break or full self-exclusion, and the support team answers on live chat at any hour. Entry is restricted to players aged 18 and up.
FAQ
Common Questions About Corsaza Tournament Games
Which Games Are in a Tournament?
Each event sets its own qualifying list, shown on the tournament itself. It rotates between events and leans heavily on slots, so always check the current set before you play for a place.
How Do I Enter?
Automatically. Playing a qualifying game with real money during a live event puts you on the leaderboard from your first eligible spin — there is no separate sign-up.
Does Demo Play Count?
No. Only real-money rounds at or above the event's minimum bet score on the board. Demo spins run on virtual credits and stay outside the standings.
Is There a Best Game to Play?
Only relative to the scoring. Match a fast, low-stake slot to a volume race or a high-volatility one to a biggest-win event, but remember every spin's result is random.


Daily Bonus Map



We use