Bubble Cash Play To Win Cash App

I guess I enjoy reviewing things, as lately, I have taken up the mission to try out as many cash-winning apps as I can so I can write on Vocal about them. Today I'm going to be talking about Bubble Cash, an app I've had on my phone for over a year now. I've never taken it seriously and only played for the diamonds for the most part until now. But, over the last few months, I played on and off again and deposited $5 into the game so I could invest in trying to win some cash to test the authenticity of the 'win cash' aspect of this app.

I usually don't invest money into apps, especially not ones where I may not be able to get it back, but I took the risk anyway. And as luck would have it, I was able to double my money in a couple of hours. However, I wouldn't say that this is a game you can replace your income with, due to the fact that some of the 'money' you win is called 'bonus cash.' Bonus cash cannot be withdrawn, but rather it is used to play more games where you can win in cash prize pools. When you withdraw, you forfeit your collected bonus cash, so it's important to use it before you cash out.

Not only that but you are competing against other people who are playing the same matches as you. There are limited amounts of cash winners in each match and some of them you don't break even if you do not get first or second place.

The breakdown of the game is as follows: You choose which game you want to play. Each match has varying prize pools of either diamonds or cash. You win a portion of each prize pool if you score higher than the other players. The match will last for 3 minutes. You shoot colored bubble balls and your goal is to pop them all by matching at least e of the same colored bubbles together.

Because it is randomly generated, it's not always guaranteed that you will get a good rotation of balls to win the game. If you clear the board of colored bubbles, you win the match and get a 1500-point bonus, and for each second you had left of the three minutes you get bonuses.

Overall, it's a fun and friendly competitive game. It's also very pretty to look at. They also have other avenues to win cash. Each week (or month, not sure of the rules on that) there is a "Star Tournament." With each dollar of cash that you win from your matches, you earn stars. At the end of the time, the top three 5 players who have earned the most starts get prizes of bonus cash, to use to play in other tournaments and matches.

There's a new feature called clubs, where you can join a group of teammates and win weekly rewards collectively. There are also 'card packs' that you can earn by playing matches. There are 9 groups of stickers, with 9 different stickers. If you collect them all you get a very large bonus cash prize and diamonds. These are available in 'seasons,' which means you have a limited time (but they are generous amounts of time). And you can even trade in duplicates that you get for packs of new cards and prizes, so there is plenty of opportunity to play this game for free.

It is completely reasonable to start this game for free, and you can most certainly win money without paying a single dime. However, this game does not have advertisements, except for promoting their own events and purchasable packages. In order to play for free, you have to play for purple diamonds and accumulate enough of them to play in a match where you can pay a large entry fee of 1.2k diamonds for cash and bonus cash. It does take quite a while to reach this amount though due to the fact that the highest winning amount of diamonds in these matches is 60 diamonds at a time, and you're competing for them. You won't win every game, and it's a little like gambling. But that's what makes it fun.

I went ahead and doubled the $5 that I deposited into the game, and checked out the cashout process. I was pleased to see that seemed legit. You provide your Paypal account, and when you want to withdraw you go to the menu, tap account, then hit withdraw. You get 'refunded' the initial amount of how much you deposited, and for some reason, it didn't hit my Paypal account, almost like Paypal loaned the money. And the rest after that is profit. There is a $1 handling fee. The request for my withdrawal was processed in minutes, though the claim stated it could take up to 14 days. The money was in my account in less than 30 minutes. I was impressed.

Overall my stand is this: Bubble Cash is legit. You probably won't make millions, but if you have a few bucks to invest you could win a decent amount and even use it as an emergency savings. I will be keeping this app, and playing it in the future at my leisure. Maybe I'll get a good little stockpile of play money going!

I hope this helped you decide if you want to download Bubble Cash or not!