CrownCoins Plays Its Hand With New Card War Duel Promotion

CrownCoins Plays Its Hand With New Card War Duel Promotion

CrownCoins has spent the past few days on their socials teasing that something was brewing. First there was a post and then a complete banner change. Finally, yesterday, the social casino was ready to reveal what all the fuss was about — Card War Duel, its latest addition that strips things back to one very simple question: who has the higher card?

Players go head-to-head with the dealer, collect wins along a progression bar and, if everything goes according to plan, can work their way towards a jackpot worth 200 million Crown Coins and 100,000 Sweeps Coins.

Here is what we can tell you about it.

How Card War Duel Works at CrownCoins

CrownCoins worked hard to make their newest addition as simple as can be:

  1. Each duel pits the player against the dealer.
  2. Both sides receive a card.
  3. Whoever draws the higher one wins.

The cards themselves can be picked up in several ways — players can earn them through daily missions, by spinning, and through special deals that include additional cards.

Once a player starts dueling, every win against the dealer moves them further along the progression bar at the bottom of the screen.

Win once and you move forward. Keep winning and the rewards increase as you continue through the bar. The real target comes once you hit double digits: 10 consecutive wins against the dealer trigger the jackpot.

According to the social casino’s socials, the current jackpot is set at:

PrizeAmount
Crown Coins200,000,000 CC
Sweeps Coins100,000 SC

Naturally, there’s a catch and here it just happens to be the streak. Card War Duel is not asking players to accumulate 10 wins whenever they happen to arrive; the jackpot requires 10 wins in a row against the dealer.

After days of CrownCoins teasing that something new was coming, the reveal turned out to be less complicated than most casino promotions: collect the cards, beat the dealer and see how long you can keep winning.