Mega Moolah Lucky Bells Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Mega Moolah Lucky Bells Review

The Mega Moolah jackpot is world famous, and it also holds the world record for largest online jackpot. This happened in 2021, when a lucky person landed $23.6 million on Absolootly Mad: Mega Moolah. Mega Moolah Lucky Bells from Gold Coin Studios is a far simpler game however, and the main attraction outside of the jackpots is the bonus round.

You get a typical fruit machine presentation, and wilds are there to help you out in the base game. Nothing much goes on there though, but the bonus round comes with a multiplier that increases by +1 per free spin. The progressive jackpot wheel feature triggers at random times, and more frequently the larger your bet size is. The Mega Jackpot seeds at £/€2M in this game, or at least that’s what it says in the paytable.

Mega Moolah Lucky Bells Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 20 and 40 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and the Wild symbol appears on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 to help complete wins. The wild holds no value of its own however, and the only other special symbol is the bonus scatter.

You need 3, 4 or 5 bonus scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 to trigger the Bonus Round, and this gives you 8 free spins.

So-called Bell Subsymbols appear as overlay icons on low-value symbols on the 3 middle reels. The Mega Moolah Wheel may trigger when these subsymbols are in view, and this guarantees 1 of the 4 possible jackpots. All 4 jackpots are progressive, and they seed at €/£10 (mini), €/£100 (minor), €/£10,000 (major) and €/£2,000,000 (mega). The feature can only be triggered from the base game, and your chances increase the larger your bet size is.

The Mega Jackpot drops around every 8 weeks on average, and the average size is £5,957,126.

The 200 Spins Mega Moolah Lucky Bells Slot Experience

We had a decent time testing Mega Moolah Lucky Bells, and we’ve created a brief and edited highlights video for your viewing pleasure as usual. You get to see only the best moments from our 200 spins test session, and you can get started right away by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

There isn’t anything new or original to see here, but you get yet another vehicle to win the progressive jackpots. If you like fruit machine type games, this might be the version for you, but otherwise there are plenty of better options out there. The visuals are pretty generic, and there are no features in the base game except wilds.

The RTP outside of the jackpot feature is 86.76 %, as 5.3 % goes to feed the jackpots. This leaves you with an overall RTP of 92.06 %, so it’s probably a good idea to play this game around the time when you believe the mega jackpot is about to drop. Chasing jackpots is never cheap, and 1,000x is the single spin max win without the bonus round multiplier. Usually the Mega Jackpot seeds at £/€1m, but it says £/€2m in the paytable for this game.

Pros

• FS w/ multiplier that increases by +1 per spin
• Win 1 of 4 progressive jackpots at random times
• The Mega Jackpot starts at €2,000,000 (apparently)

Cons

• RTP is 86.76 % outside of jackpots

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