Mr Green: 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, Nero’s Fortune was available exclusively at Mr Green online casino. Its 5x5 reels, multipliers and cluster-win features set the scene for a Roman-era contest alongside Emperor Nero.
Players who opted in could potentially win the game’s top prize of 8,575x their bet. The ‘Nero’s €10k Cash Colosseum Promo’ also gave entrants a chance to win an additional amount, from €25 up to €2,000.
The €10,000 prize pool was split across two tournaments. The first started on 30 March and was scheduled to end on 2 April at 23:59 CET, leaving a short window for late entries.
To enter the first tournament, players were instructed to sign in to Mr Green Casino, opt in to the €10k Cash Colosseum promo and play Nero’s Fortune with real money.
The second tournament was scheduled to start at 00:00 CET on 3 April and run for 72 hours, closing 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 based on the cash wagered or won, but on the largest multipliers achieved on winning spins relative to the spin bet.
Every spin counted on the same basis, whatever its cash value. The score was calculated by dividing the ‘total spin win’ by the player’s ‘total bet on the spin’. This multiplier became the ‘leader board score’ and set the player’s position in the ‘Nero’s €10k Cash Colosseum Slot Promo’ standings. At the end, the player with the highest ‘multiplier win versus spin bet’ was due to receive the €2,000 cash prize.
Entrants could bet a minimum of €0.20 or a maximum of €100 per spin; leaderboard scores were relative to the stake. The contest rewarded the highest multiples of the spin bet, not the largest cash wins. For example, a €0.20 spin returning €200.00 (1,000x the spin bet) would score on the same basis as a €20.00 wager returning 1,000x the spin bet, worth €20,000.00.
The top 50 leaderboard places in each tournament were due 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, with €5,000 allocated to each tournament and 100 cash prizes overall. The promotion also stated that cash prizes had 0x wagering requirements.
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