The Dreidel game is a popular Jewish tradition originating in Eastern Europe, played with a four-sided spinning top called a Dreidel. Each side of the Dreidel has a Hebrew letter: Nun, Gimel, Hei, and Shin. The game involves taking turns spinning the Dreidel, with outcomes determining whether players take or give money from a pot. The game continues until one player wins all the pot or a predetermined number of rounds.