Key Takeaways
- Nevada’s third regulated site, Real Gaming, is paying players who win its Quadzilla and High Hand promotions, a dollar to post the fact on social media.
- The latest enhancement to the promotion adds an extra dollar if players tweet the fact that they have won one of the prizes, and another dollar if they hit like on Real Gaming’s Facebook page and add a comment about their win.
- The extra dollar for posting on social media is unlikely to cost the company much money, and it’s unlikely to turn them into the market leaders over night.
- In terms of bang per buck, this promotion could generate a high percentage payback.
Nevada’s third regulated site, Real Gaming, is paying players who win its Quadzilla and High Hand promotions a dollar to post the fact on social media.
The Quadzilla promotion pays out between $5 and $50 for making quads while holding a pocket pair. The High Hand of the Hour promotion pays $5 to $100 for the player who won a pot at showdown with the highest hand during each hour.
