The original million pound network. Four tiers feed from every stake across the network and the Mega tier seeds at one million, awarded through a random bonus wheel.
Provider
Games Global
Network owner
Win levels
4
Tiers in the pot
Games
12
Feeding the pot
Top tier seed
£1,000,000
Mega
Each tier is funded from the same contribution. Smaller tiers land often and reset low, the top tier is rare and reseeds high.
Headline tier
Mega
£1,000,000
Typical seed value
Tier 3
Major
£10,000
Typical seed value
Tier 2
Minor
£100
Typical seed value
Tier 1
Mini
£10
Typical seed value
Ranked by base game win ceiling. Every card links through to the full game profile.
King of Alexandria Mega Moolah
Neon Valley Studios · Mega Moolah
Treasures of Kilauea Mega Moolah
PearFiction Studios · Mega Moolah
Mega Moolah The Witchs Moon
Aurum Signature Studios · Mega Moolah
King of Alexandria Mega Moolah
Neon Valley Studios · Mega Moolah
Joker Burst Frenzy Mega Moolah
Aurum Signature Studios · Mega Moolah
Treasures of Kilauea Mega Moolah
PearFiction Studios · Mega Moolah
Paddys Pot Mega Moolah
Just For The Win · Mega Moolah
Starlite Fruits: Mega Moolah
Neon Valley Studios · Mega Moolah
Gold Factory Jackpots Mega Moolah
Aurum Signature Studios · Mega Moolah
Mega Moolah Lucky Bells
Gold Coin Studios · Mega Moolah
Mega Moolah The Witchs Moon
Aurum Signature Studios · Mega Moolah
Juicy Joker Mega Moolah
Just For The Win · Mega Moolah
Absolootly Mad Mega Moolah
Triple Edge Studios · Mega Moolah
Atlantean Treasures Mega Moolah
Neon Valley Studios · Mega Moolah
Fortunium Gold Mega Moolah
Stormcraft Studios · Mega Moolah
A network that seeds its top tier at two million pays it less often than one seeding at fifty thousand. The seed is the clearest signal of how rare the headline win is.
Must drop and time limited pots have a published ceiling, so the closer the pot gets to that ceiling the more pressure there is on it to land.
Mini and Minor tiers land many times a day across a busy network. They are what make jackpot slots feel active between the big wins.
Some networks trigger at random on any spin, others need collected symbols or a bonus wheel. Random triggers reward small stake play far better.
The jackpot contribution comes out of the same return, so expect a thinner base game than a standard slot from the same studio.
One pot is usually shared across dozens of titles, so you can pick the theme and maths you enjoy without leaving the same jackpot chase.
A progressive jackpot pools a slice of every stake placed across a network of games. Because thousands of players feed the same pots at once, the top tier can climb into seven figures before it is won.
Most networks run several tiers. The small tiers land often and reset to a low seed, while the headline tier is rare and seeds high. Every tier is funded from the same shared contribution.
It depends on the network. Some pay every tier at any stake, others scale your odds with stake size or require a minimum bet to be eligible. The rules sit in each game's paytable.
Yes. Part of the published return to player sits inside the jackpot contribution, so the base game returns less than a non jackpot slot with the same headline figure.
The figures here are typical seed values for each tier so you can compare networks. Live tickers move constantly and differ slightly between operators.
Network wins are usually verified by the game supplier before payment. Large wins can be paid as a single lump sum, and UK licensed operators must publish their payment timescales.
Jackpot slots are real money products for over 18s. Amounts shown are typical seed values, not live tickers.
