Coin Mahjong: Earn Bitcoin

Bear Hug Entertainment Limited Board Contains ads

Beat levels for real crypto and redeem for cash and vouchers

Downloads: 100+; on Google Play
Price: Free; No in-app purchases
Updated: Jan 25; 2023 · v0.3

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About Coin Mahjong: Earn Bitcoin

Coin Mahjong: a fun and exciting way to earn real Bitcoin and gift card rewards while playing your favourite game of Mahjong. Play Mahjong and earn real Bitcoin which can then be redeemed for rewards and cash value gift cards for popular online retailers, gaming platforms and food delivery services, using the free Zebedee app.

Our gift cards can be used for:
- Popular online retailers such as Amazon, Zalando, JD Sports, ASOS, Argos, John Lewis, Currys, and more
- Gaming platforms like Playstation, Steam, Roblox, Xbox, Nintendo, and more
- Food delivery services such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat

Download Coin Mahjong, earn Bitcoin and redeem rewards today!

What’s new

Version 0.3 · Updated January 25, 2023

Play Mahjong and earn bitcoin!

Frequently asked questions

What is Coin Mahjong?

Coin Mahjong is a game that allows you to earn real Bitcoin and gift card rewards while playing Mahjong.

How can I earn Bitcoin with Coin Mahjong?

By playing the game of Mahjong on Coin Mahjong, you can earn real Bitcoin that can be redeemed for rewards and cash value gift cards.

What can I redeem my Bitcoin for?

You can redeem your Bitcoin for rewards and cash value gift cards for popular online retailers, gaming platforms, and food delivery services.

Which online retailers accept the gift cards from Coin Mahjong?

The gift cards from Coin Mahjong can be used at popular online retailers such as Amazon, Zalando, JD Sports, ASOS, Argos, John Lewis, Currys, and more.

Can I redeem my Bitcoin for gaming platforms?

Yes, you can redeem your Bitcoin for gaming platforms like Playstation, Steam, Roblox, Xbox, Nintendo, and more.

Are food delivery services included in the rewards?

Yes, you can use your Bitcoin to redeem gift cards for food delivery services such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat.

How can I download Coin Mahjong?

You can download Coin Mahjong and start earning Bitcoin by using the free Zebedee app.

Is Coin Mahjong free to play?

Yes, Coin Mahjong is free to play.

App details

Coin Mahjong: Earn Bitcoin is a free Board app for Android with 100+ installs on Google Play. It was released on January 25, 2023 and last updated on January 25, 2023. It's developed by Bear Hug Entertainment Limited. It requires Android 11 or later. The app contains ads.

Category: Board
Installs: 100+
In-app purchases: No
Ads: Contains ads
Version: 0.3
Requires Android: 11
Content rating: Rated 18+
Released: January 25, 2023
Last updated: January 25, 2023
Developer: Bear Hug Entertainment Limited

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