I didn't like that event much, for it felt like you had to go classes to fulfil attendance quotas in school / college / university simply to be allowed to sit for the exams.

It's not about the winning part though, just the feeling that it was 'compulsory' for you to do something everyday. It would have been better if it required you to get 100 wins during the event period for prize A, 200 wins for prize B, and so on.

That way, people could play whenever's convenient or when they had the urge to - somedays more, somedays less - and not feel like you had to clock in and clock out each day in a monotonous 9 to 5 job.

In the coin event, I was very motivated to keep playing for hours, as I knew every extra game could bring another coin and give me a better prize.

But with the 4-wins event, the moment I got my 4th win, I lost interest and logged off, for I knew that no matter how much more extra I played, it wouldn't do squat as far as prizes are concerned.

I could get 400 wins a day for 20 days straight, but if I was unable to play for a few days later in that month, then all my efforts would still go down the drain.