NetEnt's Mega Fortune Creates SlotsMillion's First Millionaire

05/02/2018 08:31

People from all over the world log into top-level online casino sites like SlotsMillion hoping for one thing: to win a big jackpot. One lucky player was able to recently make that a reality by taking down the top progressive on the Mega Fortune slot by Net Entertainment. This is the largest win of all time for this casino, and it's the perfect way to kick off 2018.

Details on the Big Win

The jackpot itself was worth €2,553,604.67. While that's only about one-seventh of the largest payout that particular game has ever given, it's still clearly a life-changing sum of money. The player who won the jackpot is an anonymous individual from the United Kingdom, but they had only created their SlotsMillion account a few days before winning this huge payout. It's a pretty incredible story, and it's pretty clear that this person is very glad that they got signed up to one of the top names in the industry to start off 2018.

About Mega Fortune

Mega Fortune is a major draw in part because it once broke the world record for the largest online jackpot ever. In fact, it was only barely beaten by a very small amount by Microgaming's Mega Moolah, and if it wasn't for the exchange rate at the time, Mega Fortune could very well still be the winner. It uses 25 paylines with five reels and has a number of progressives attached to it, the largest of which was won for this UK player. The game uses a wealth theme with yachts and jewelry, and it perfectly fits the overall motif that players are looking for when they sit down to enjoy the game.

Net Entertainment in 2018

This win is the perfect start off to the new year for Net Entertainment as well. It shows that they are continuing to give players life-changing amounts of money with payouts on their games, and that's exactly what they're known for in addition to their excellent graphics and innovative approaches to gameplay. They paid out over €75 million in prizes last year, and with a start like this, it's looking like they're on pace to blow that number out of the water in 2018.