Pulsz March Promotions: Drops & Wins, Prize Draws, & Easter Egg Hunt
Updated 09 Jul, 2026
Pulsz has a few different promotions lined up throughout March. One of them is a Drops & Wins event, there’s also a St. Patrick’s Day prize draw called Luck of the Irish, and later in the month the site is running an Easter Egg Hunt promotion.
From what Pulsz has shared, the three promotions each work a little differently. In the sections below, we’ll go over how they work and what players can expect in terms of Gold Coin (GC) and Sweeps Coin (SC) rewards.
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One of the first promotions Pulsz is running this month is called “Drops & Wins Magic.” It includes daily tournaments and random prize drops that can appear while players are spinning certain slot games on the site.
As players spin the eligible games, they’re automatically entered into the daily tournaments. Their results determine where they land on the leaderboard, and the top finishers earn prizes.
There are also random prize drops that can appear during gameplay. Pulsz says the promotion gives away 400,000 GC and 2,000 SC each day, with prizes spread across 60 tournament winners and 200 drop winners.
The promotion runs from March 2 through March 8. We’re a little late pointing this one out (sorry about that), but there’s still some time left before it wraps up.
Eligible games include Miss Cherry Fruits, Lucky Ducky, Big Boat Big Catch, Pulsz Vegas Rodeo, Fruit Million, and Bonanza Billion, among others.
Pulsz is also running a St. Patrick’s Day promotion called “Luck of the Irish.” It’s set up a bit differently than the Drops & Wins event. This one is centered around a prize draw rather than tournaments or random drops.
Players earn entries simply by playing the eligible games during the promotion. The more entries you collect, the better your chances of being one of the winners. (The participating games are listed in the promotion section on Pulsz’s website and app.)
According to Pulsz, the promotion will give away a total of 2 million Gold Coins and 10,000 Sweeps Coins, with about 500 players expected to receive prizes.
The event is scheduled to run March 16 through March 22. That means players will have about a week to collect entries before the drawing.
Later in the month, Pulsz is also planning to run a new social casino promotion called “The Great Slots Eggscapade.” This one is tied to Easter and is set up a bit like a daily reward event.
Players can log in during the promotion and click on a virtual Easter egg to reveal a prize. Sometimes that might be bonus spins. Other times it could be Gold Coins, Sweeps Coins, tournament entries, or discounts on GC packages.
So the idea is pretty simple: log in, open the egg, and see what shows up that day. This Easter Egg Hunt event is expected to run March 25 through April 5, which means it will carry over slightly into April.
Pulsz has quite a few promotions lined up this March. These include Drops & Wins Magic, the Luck of the Irish prize draw, and an Easter event called The Great Slots Eggscapade. All three offer different ways for players to collect SC rewards during the month.
Of course, those aren’t the only promotions on the platform. Pulsz also provides daily login rewards, referral bonuses, and the occasional giveaway on social media. Existing players may want to keep an eye on those as well.
And if you’re new to Pulsz, this might be a decent time to check it out. New players can sign up and claim the Pulsz no-deposit bonus (which currently includes 5,000 Gold Coins and 2 Sweeps Coins) and then take part in whichever March promotions interest them.
Written by Peyton Powell, U.S. iGaming Expert & Industry Analyst
Peyton Powell covers U.S. sports betting, online casinos and daily fantasy sports, including app reviews, bonus term analysis, and state-by-state availability. His work focuses on explaining contest formats, promo mechanics, and key restrictions in plain language so readers can make informed decisions.