Experience your dreidel game online this Hanukkah with an interactive spinner from Spinadreidel.com, the first service of its kind besides Google’s basic spinner. The digital dreidel provides hours of family entertainment and connection while representing the most important symbol of Judaism. The results of each spin are shown in a cleaner way and the dreidel’s sound effects ensure each round is more exciting than the last. Join the fun and excitement of using Spinadreidel.com this Hanukkah!
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NASHVILLE, TN — March 16, 2020 — Spinadreidel.com is the first online dreidel spinner for Jews celebrating Hanukkah around the world. This interactive dreidel is fun, exciting and most importantly represents the symbol of Judaism.
Besides a basic spinner available on Google, Spinadreidel.com is the only digital dreidel for Jewish children wanting to play this beloved game during the eight days of Hanukkah. The service works perfectly on desktop and mobile, and provides a realistic experience by showing the results in a cleaner way.
Want to know how to play? Any number of players gather with their game pieces, typically 10-15 pieces of chocolate, matchsticks or pennies, and take turns spinning the dreidel. Before each spin they must put a game piece in “the pot” or in the center of all players.
Printed on each side of the dreidel are the symbols for shin (share), hei (half), gimel (all) and nun (nothing). Depending on how the dreidel lands a player may take new pieces or give theirs away. The round ends when one person has won all of the pieces, but players are also permitted to ask others for loans to keep playing.
According to the creators of Spinadreidel.com, “one of the most important aspects of Judaism is its emphasis on free will. Without freedom of action there is no ethical responsibility and one cannot take responsibility for what one did not do with full consciousness. Dreidel is a symbol of Judaism and we believe we have created it at its best. We strive for an amazing user experience in each and every finer detail. Keep spinning and keep cheering.”
The Dreidel’s origin dates back thousands of years when the Greeks forbade the study of the Torah, but Jewish children hid in the woods and studied it in secret. When the Greek soldiers approached, the children would conceal the Hebrew texts and pretend to be playing with a pyrinola or dreidel.
Take a spin or learn more about how the dreidel connects to the miracle of Hanukkah at Spinadreidel.com.
ABOUT SPINADREIDEL.COM: Spinadreidel.com is an online dreidel spinner for playing the dreidel game during Hanukkah. This interactive dreidel spinner will show results within seconds and brings joy to every spin. It’s considered to be the easiest dreidel spinner in Jewish life today. We seek to provide a game that describes and demonstrates the traditions and innovations of Jewish life. We welcome all visitors who celebrate eight days of Hanukkah from different streams of Judaism, interested in conversion, or merely curious, we hope you’ll find the dreidel spinner a perfect replacement for your physical spinner.
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