MrQ Launch New Daily Free To Play Game
Published On 1st February 2023
We've said it once, we've said it a thousand times, but daily free games are becoming more and more popular across slots and bingo brands. They're also getting a lot more sophisticated especially when you look at Grosvenor Casino's Beat The Timer and Slot Masters which are available to play at Foxy and Ladbrokes as well as Gamesys brands. Most free play games, and we're thinking Doubly Bubbly at Jackpotjoy, Free Vibes at Tombola, The Bonus Drop at William Hill, Paddy's Wonder Wheel, Instant Spins at Ladbrokes etc aren't the most sophisticated of game mechanics. In fact the spin the wheel and scratchcard format is a little bit samey. The guys over at MrQ Casino have also recognised this but have also realised daily free play games are a good incentive to players. So they set about creating something just a little bit different.
Daily Roulette Drop
MrQ's new free to play game is called Daily Roulette Drop and it's a clever take on the popular casino table game (that's roulette just in case you're wondering). Each day of the week (Monday to Sunday) qualifying players can spin the roulette wheel for the chance to win points. These points accumulate over a period of seven days and provided you hit certain targets are converted into free spins, up to a maximum of 50. To win points you need to select three different numbers - these are your chosen bets. Once selected you then spin the wheel. As the wheel spins up to three numbers will be selected with multiplying boosters that can help your points total if you match them. The final number, where the ball ends as in a normal game of roulette, represents the result and hopefully it matches one of your chosen bets.
Points Make Prizes
If you do match the final number then you win points and these are multiplied if any of your other numbers appear in the Boosted Selection. The points are added to your daily tally up until a final total at the end of the week. To give you a better chance of scoring big MrQ do quite a cool thing. And that cool thing is that they remove the three boosted numbers from the table. This means that as you play through the week there's more chance of winning bigger points - that's provided you return and play every day. At the start of the week you're selecting 3 numbers to potentially land on 1 of 37 (0 to 36) but by the Sunday, provided you've played every day, then just 19 numbers should remain on the wheel (and assuming we've understood this correctly and our maths is correct). The aim of the game is to get points and points make prizes. In this case it's 5 free spins, 10 free spins, 25 free spins or 50 free spins. Once you've hit 5 you can still play on to hit 10 and higher. In theory you could reach all four targets during a week.
Wins From The Spins
Any spins won on Daily Roulette Drop will be for selected slots only. Wins from these spins are paid out in cash and therefore no wagering terms apply. At the moment Daily Roulette Drop is currently only accessible to selected players - presumably so that MrQ can see how it performs out in the wild - but we understand it'll be open to all players soon. If you are eligible to play then head to rewards via the lobby and the Daily Roulette Drop game will be visible to you. Unfortunately we don't know if no deposit is needed to play, but we're going to suggest that it's more than likely to be for depositors only. From what we've seen of Daily Roulette Drop it looks like a very clever little game. It has elements of player interaction, encourages daily returns by changing the odds of winning and it's very different to other free play games. MrQ do like disrupting the status quo and we wonder whether this new innovation will see other operators overhaul their daily free games to be more engaging and interesting?
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