The MCB Launch "Play For London" On Facebook

11 years, 10 months ago - June 21, 2012
The MCB Launch "Play For London" on Facebook.
Customers of the MCB are on their starting blocks, since yesterday afternoon. They are all vying to win an all expense paid trip to attend the most popular event of the Olympic Games: the men's final 100 meters.

To earn its place in the stands of the Olympic Stadium on August 5, it will train and fight hard, not on a running track ... but on a computer keyboard.

Records to beat

The road to London through Facebook, the social network has already won more than 900 million people worldwide, including over 305,000 in Mauritius. The MCB innovates by offering 'Play For London', a game where a character must complete a course in the shortest time while collecting rings and avoiding obstacles. At the end of each race, the participant will reap a number of points to be posted on his "wall". It will beat the record set to mount on top of the podium. It can thus replay as many times as desired. Whoever has the lowest score at 20 July 2012 will be the winner. In the event of a tie, the one who set the record for the earliest will be declared the winner.

Mauritian atmosphere

To play "Play For London", just to have a Facebook profile and connect via the official page of the site or MCBwww.mcbgame.mu . Designed and produced in Mauritius, the game offers a friendly interface and a very Mauritian decor.The innovation lies in the originality of the game, its simplicity, its tone and the importance of price.

One in a million

The final 100 meters men will undoubtedly be one of the most anticipated events of the Olympics in London. Moreover, the organizers received more than one million requests for tickets for this event. On August 5, 2012, an athlete write his name in the legend. Usain Bolt is on course to retain his Olympic crown but he beat that day his own record? And if someone else ran the 100 meters in under 9 seconds and 58 hundredths?

Eligibility criteria

The game "Play For London" is open to all but to win, it will, at the time of the draw, being a client of MCB over the age of 18 years, have "like" the Facebook page of the institution, hold a valid passport Mauritian, a resident in Mauritius and, of course, have the lowest score.

At the heart of games

For Binesh Mangar, Head of MCB Cards: "Attending the final 100 meter dash wins. Our customers will have to demonstrate their commitment and their courage to be the record holder or record holder Race to London, and win this important award. "

Promotional Campaign

The game "Play For London" is one of the initiatives MCB Cards as part of the Olympics. MCB Cards and Visa, official sponsor of London 2012, offer MCB Visa cardholders the chance to win two all-expense paid trips to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London and a 3D LED TV. Every Rs 200 spent on MCB Visa card from May 17 to August 12, 2012 amounts to a chance to win.

Text by lexpress.mu

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