Mr Green’s Nero’s €10k Cash Colosseum Slot Promotion
Mr Green celebrated the launch of Quickspin’s Nero’s Fortune video slot with a promotion based on the game’s cluster-pay format.
At the time, only Mr Green online casino offered Nero’s Fortune. Its 5x5 reels, multipliers and cluster-win mechanics set the scene for a Roman-era contest featuring Emperor Nero.
Participants who had opted in could potentially win the game’s top prize, worth 8,575x their bet. The ‘Nero’s €10k Cash Colosseum Promo’ also gave entrants a chance to win an additional amount of €25 to €2,000.
The €10,000 prize pool was split between two tournaments. The first was scheduled to run from 30 March until 23:59 CET on 2 April, giving late entrants limited time to join.
For the first tournament, players were instructed to sign in to Mr Green Casino, opt in to the €10k Cash Colosseum promotion and play Nero’s Fortune with real money.
The second tournament was scheduled to begin at 00:00 CET on 3 April and run for 72 hours, ending at 23:59 CET on 5 April.
After spinning the Nero’s Fortune slot, a player could appear on the tournament leaderboard. Rankings were not determined by the cash wagered or won; instead, they reflected the highest multipliers achieved on winning spins relative to each spin’s bet.
All spins counted equally, whatever their cash value. To calculate the score, the total win on a spin was divided by the total wager for that spin. The resulting multiplier set each player’s ‘leader board score’ and rank in the ‘Nero’s €10k Cash Colosseum Slot Promo’. At the end, the player with the highest multiplier win relative to their spin wager was due to collect the €2,000 cash prize.
Players could wager as little as €0.20 or as much as €100 per spin; leaderboard scores were relative to the bet. The contest rewarded the highest spin-bet multipliers, not the largest cash payouts. For example, a €0.20 spin paying €200.00 (1,000x the spin bet) would be scored on the same basis as a €20.00 wager paying 1,000x, or €20,000.00.
The top 50 places on each tournament leaderboard were scheduled to receive these prizes:
- 1st: €2,000
- 2nd - €1,000
- 3rd: €500
- 4th–5th: €125
- 6th–10th: €50
- 11th–50th: €25
The €10,000 total was divided equally between the two tournaments, with €5,000 for each and 100 cash prizes overall. The promotion stated that cash prizes had 0x wagering requirements.
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