WorldWinner: Play for Cash

Great rendition of the classic TV show games we love to watch - Plinko from Price Is Right, Wheel of Fortune and additional games to earn money like you were on a game show. Games aren’t as easy as they seem, are maybe it’s the players are really competitive that made me lose the first couple games I played. Once you get a few games under your belt, you will enjoy playing. Bonus incentives for earning points by allowing you to ‘reup’ each week at discounted price. Recommending you sign up and add real cash to play one-on-one tournaments. The big group tournaments seem a bit pricey (averaging $5-7) to join. Fun, addictive and will keep playing. Download and play now to challenge me in a game - tiffanyp650.....

I recently downloaded this game just to see the hype. Yea it’s fun and all, and you do win money. You deposit your own money in a chance to make maybe 25-75 cents more. And that isn’t always guaranteed. The games you play are chance based. Sometimes you win sometimes you don’t. I had about 12 dollars left from the 10 I deposited. They gave me 5 extra for my first time depositing money. I had lost some money and was just wanting to take my money back. I went to withdraw my money and they said they had to take out the money they gave me as a bonus. That left me with 7.21 I think to withdraw. I waited and waited just to find out they took all of my money and because I requested to get my money back on the same day I deposited it I lost it. Which nowhere it states says you’ll lose it. They took money from me and I highly don’t appreciate that and will be deleting this app, once and if I ever get the help I am seeking. And no matter what I’ll never download this app again. Nothing against the games or anything, it’s just I figured I should get the money I put into the app back. Not have it all taken away from me.

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I love some of the games in the app and my favorite is SwapIt 2. I have never really encountered any problems since i started playing until today. This morning I played a few games in bed and it worked smoothly, however, later on the games (approximately more than 5 games) were ridiculously lagging, saying something like “we are receiving data from the server”, and my games were pause every other 2/3 seconds. And the longest was more then 10 seconds, and I lost couple games because I couldn’t do anything in the game except waiting for the games to connect. I have experienced a short pause when I lose connection on the subway couple times before, but I have never experienced it at home. And I also make sure I have the best connection at home, so I turned off my WiFi setting. I went to the help and tech support to see if there is customer support option, but disappointedly I could find the option. It is very frustrating because they are all money bet games.

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So I like the games but I do think the whole matching you with equally skilled people is bogus...I believe they use avatars over personal pics on our profiles so they can put us up against a comp or better players so we never actually win enough to make a withdrawal..you win enough to feel accomplished but one loss is big enough to take away a few wins so at the end of they day it’s the company who makes out, not players....would be nice to play a cash prize app that I didn’t have to pay a $50+ game entry fee for hope to win something that can be withdrawn ...i know I’m wasting my money on this but least the games are fun..oh and it’s impossible to hit premier in a month so don’t waste your time...at one coin a game can anyone play 100,000 games in a month?? Even when we get 10 coins a game it’s an unreachable goal so save yourself the disappointment people..it’s just a gimmick to get us to play a ridiculous amount of games in a ridiculous amount of time

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The practice games are fun. Playing for cash is a scam. Here’s why: The app claims to match players of similar skill. Let’s assume this is true (the player matching process opens up a whole other can of worms - but let’s assume that this function works well and that you are appropriately matched to an opponent of similar caliber). You can expect to win 1:1 games about 50 percent of the time... you’ll win some and lose some, because the other player is just as good as you are. If you start to win more, you’ll be rematched with someone at a higher skill level. Since your opponent is at your current skill level, you should theoretically always win about 50% of your games. Follow? Ok, good. Now here’s the problem: you lose money if you win 50% of the 1:1 games you play based on the current entry fee/winning structure. For example, if you play a game for $.33, you can win $.50 by getting first place. Playing two games at this price, you will pay $.66 in entry fees. If you only win one of these games, you will still have lost $.16. Playing three games will cost you $.99 - and even if you win 2/3 (which will not consistently be in your favor - because remember, the better you get the better the competition is...), you will only have won $1.00 - for a $.01 net profit!! The potential rate of return is way too low for the cash outlay and risk.