Prize Drops Campaigns: Game Play Video

As part of Unibo’s ongoing mission to revolutionize the iGaming industry, Hannes, our Biz Dev Manager, has crafted a captivating video tutorial that delves into the mechanics of Prize Drop campaigns. Showcased on one of our esteemed partner brands, Winning.io, and featuring the enthralling slot game Might of Ra by Pragmatic Play, the video aims to provide valuable insights into how this kind of campaign can significantly boost player engagement.

About the Video

In the tutorial, Hannes walks us through the user interface of the Might of Ra slot game, outlining the straightforward steps to partake in a Prize Drop campaign. Designed to be user-friendly, the process is intuitive and allows players to engage with the game while enjoying the extra layer of excitement provided by Prize Drops.

Winning.io: The Brand of Choice

Choosing Winning.io as the online casino for this tutorial serves to highlight the versatility of Unibo’s offerings. Known for its wide range of games and focus on customer satisfaction, Winning.io makes for a fantastic partner. The compatibility with Unibo features further elevates the gaming experience, illustrating how easily our technology can be integrated with well-established brands.

Might of Ra: The Game in Focus

Might of Ra, developed by Pragmatic Play, is a slot game that draws players into the mystical world of ancient Egypt. With its compelling graphics, exciting gameplay, and numerous pay lines, the game already offers a lot to keep players glued to their screens. The incorporation of Unibo’s Prize Drop campaign amplifies the stakes and adds a new level of engagement.

The Mechanics of Prize Drops

What exactly is a Prize Drop campaign, and why is it a game-changer in iGaming? In essence, these campaigns offer players the opportunity to win additional prizes as they continue playing. In the case of slots, every spin can trigger a prize that drops randomly, surprising players with cash, bonuses, free spins, or even tangible rewards. The random nature of these drops means that any player, irrespective of their skill level or how long they’ve been playing, has a shot at winning these extra prizes, on any spin!

Why this kind of Campaign?

The immediate benefit of Prize Drops is that they foster a heightened sense of involvement. Players aren’t just spinning the reels for the sake of winning in the game; they’re also excited about the possibility of unexpected rewards. It adds an element of unpredictability that captures players’ attention and keeps them hooked.

Player Psychology

Understanding player behavior is crucial in maximizing the impact of any retention strategy. This campaign type taps into the psychological phenomenon known as ‘intermittent rewards.’ The unpredictability of receiving a reward increases dopamine levels and motivates players to stay engaged for more extended periods. This strategy aligns with various other aspects of player psychology, such as the desire for instant gratification and the excitement of the unknown.

Using Prize Drops to Boost Business Metrics

From a business standpoint, implementing Prize Drop campaigns can lead to a significant uptick in key performance indicators (KPIs). Increased engagement invariably leads to more frequent visits, higher turnover, and superior player retention rates. Hannes’ tutorial offers a concrete example, illustrating how easy it is for operators to set up and run these campaigns.

Concluding Thoughts

Prize Drop campaigns aren’t just a flashy add-on; they are a strategic tool that can revolutionize the way players interact with online casino games. The video tutorial by Hannes on Winning.io’s platform, playing Might of Ra, provides a practical, engaging, and insightful walkthrough of how this feature enriches the player experience.

So, if you’re looking to elevate player engagement to the next level, it’s time to explore Unibo’s Prize Drop feature, just as Hannes showcased. Trust us, your players—and your KPIs—will thank you.

Do you want to know more about how this campaign is set up in the Unibo backoffice? Check here.