Mega Moolah and Mega Fortune are known to be the industry’s most popular progressive jackpot slots. Their jackpots pay on average €4-5 million, every 12-8 weeks. And with the boiling point being around those marks, it was about time someone became a millionaire, especially that the Mega Moolah prize pool was already beyond €10 million. Let’s see what exactly happened during the two weeks next.
While there’s still two weeks to go till December, the fast-growing iGaming studio Yggdrasil Gaming is already teasing its fans with the upcoming Christmas Calendar campaign. Designed to build awareness and boost engagement among players, the slots provider of the year will go all in with its award-winning games portfolio and its in-game promotional tools like BOOST™ and BRAG, with a total jackpot pool of €200,000.
Two of one of the biggest iGaming companies have just entered new UK gaming markets. NetEnt has signed its second ever retail agreement and entered the UK land-based market, whereas Cherry iGaming is proud to get its fourth license from the UK Gambling Commission to continue its expansion online.
The EGR Operator Awards, which has been running for 12 years straight, is back in action this November, on Monday 28th. What’s known as the iGaming Oscars, there are mainly two exciting categories that players should be looking forward to. One is the operator-related awards, whereas the other one’s all about games. And you are the judge to decide which game deserves to win. The voting ends on 4th November.
