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– La Française des jeux further enriches its offering with “Maxi Black Jack”.
Notice to game enthusiasts, Française des jeux (FDJ) is further enriching its offering. After the “Crescendo”, launched at the beginning of the month, here is the “Maxi Black Jack”. This “phygital” game (the contraction of “physical” and “digital”) has been marketed since Monday April 29 in all of its 29,000 partner businesses, the company indicates in a press release.
This scratch game, inspired by the already existing Black Jack, is accompanied by a optional digital device in case of winning. This allows the player to put any winnings acquired through scratching back into play to try to multiply it. The maximum gain is 600,000 euros at the scraping and 900,000 euros at the digital stage, specifies the FDJ. By paying 5 euros to get a ticket, you have the opportunity to play in two stages. First, by scratching the “bank” and your “games” areas of the ticket. And if, by chance, one of your “games” is higher than that of the “bank”, you win the associated prize. And, if you discover the number 21 under one of your games, you double the associated gain.
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One in 4.5 million chance of winning the jackpot
In the event of a gain of less than or equal to 100 euros, “the player can choose to stop and withdraw their winnings from their retailer or put them back into play over the course of three rounds to try to multiply them by nine., then specifies the gaming company. For this second step, the player can use the QR Code found on their ticket or go to the FDJ website and manually enter their code. The player then finds himself facing a blackjack table, where the objective is to beat the bank to multiply your profit. If the FDJ guarantees a gain of up to 600,000 euros in the scratch game, the probability of winning such a sum would however only be one in 4.5 million, according to -. After “Quit or double”, “Who wants to be a millionaire?”, “Take it or leave it” and “Lead the investigation”, this is the group’s fifth “phygital” game.
