3 Oaks Gaming strengthens promotional tools offering with Lucky Drops

3 Oaks Gaming, the fast-growing distributor of iGaming Content, has added Lucky Drops to its armoury of promotional tools, which is designed to remove gaps in player activity to deliver increased engagement and retention rates.

During a Lucky Drops promotion, prizes are randomly rewarded to players from a predetermined pool during a set time period. These can range from real money giveaways to custom prizes, as well as a unique multiplier option that can produce an even bigger award.

The iGaming distributor has also introduced a “Hot Period” to its Lucky Drops tool, which boosts retention by keeping gamers engaged when their activity typically decreases in between campaigns and new launches. The sophisticated software monitors every individual’s historical behaviour and responds accordingly by adapting the frequency of Lucky Drops.

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As with all of 3 Oaks Gaming’s promotional tools, Lucky Drops can be introduced seamlessly into its existing games with online casinos, with no additional setups or integrations required.

Lucky Drops joins the company’s extensive range of promotional products, which includes network tournaments and jackpots. The launch signals the ambitions of 3 Oaks Gaming to build on its recent momentum and deliver a robust offering that is appealing to operators across a multitude of regulated markets worldwide.

Sebastian Damian, Managing Director at 3 Oaks Gaming, said: “The range of promotional tools that we already distribute to our operator partners is highly regarded, and Lucky Drops promises to be another stellar addition that will be hugely beneficial to online casinos.

“Whether you’re looking to plug the gap during quieter activity periods or elevate the user experience with a complementary promotion, Lucky Drops is destined to improve engagement and retention. Crucially for players, it adds another dimension to the 3 Oaks gameplay as they know with every spin, they could win extra prizes within a set period.”