About King for a Day
King for a Day is another one of Scandinavian online casino software developer, Yggdrasil’s top instant win games. The King for a Day scratch card has a number of special icons which you wouldn’t ordinarily find in an online scratch card. King for a Day is regal and royal in nature, but it is also comparatively cheap, when matched against other scratch cards from this developer. King for a Day can see players win up to 7,500 in total, although there are actually 1,000,000 in prizes in total.
Special Features
As we’ve said, King for a Day is really cheap to play. King for a Day won’t cost you any more than 1.00 per card. You can only play one card at a time, but there is an auto play button at the bottom of the screen which will permit you to play several card in succession, up to 1,000 in a row, if you wish.
Once your bet is placed, you’ll have two options about how to play. You could do what most people find the most entertaining, and that is to click on each symbol individually. Alternatively, you could decide to click on the reveal all button, to clear all of the symbols at once. It is far more enjoyable to simply click on the winning number boxes first, though. Match those winning number symbols with those in the hidden boxes, to win prizes.
Bonus Features
Two symbols which you may wish to land are the crown and clover icons. The crown symbol will instantly see players land a 4.00 pay-out, if it is uncovered. However, if you locate the clover symbol behind your windows, then you could land wins on all of your numbers. That is a most opportunistic symbol to bag, if you’re fortunate enough to get it on your card.
In the bottom right hand side of the screen is a change tickets button. A word of warning – unless you like messing with fate, we’d leave this button well alone. What it does is allow you to pick one card from five, or to change your selection of five cards. Since you may already be holding onto a winning card, why would you risk changing it? You’d have to be pretty confident that you haven’t got a winning card before changing it, and since there is no way to know that before you play said card, there’s no point in having this feature, yet alone using it.
