Combining Jackpots on the Monopoly Megajackpots Slot

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Usually jackpots are set at one payout which means that they won’t pay out until enough has been paid into the slot to make a next payout. However when several slots are joined together to share jackpots, that payout level can be quickly reached meaning there need be very little time between payouts. Now when you add to that that the payouts are progressive, then there really is no need for a separation in time before payouts are made. This is because a progressive does not necessarily have one set pay out, it can fluctuate. As the Monopoly Megajackpots slot is joined with like machines and has progressive jackpots, it is a popular choice for those that like to win jackpots whilst playing slots.

Monopoly Slots
Monopoly Slots are based on the classic board game Monopoly and in their bonus rounds always feature a playing board something akin to the original board. Because of the popularity of Monopoly slots, several versions have now been produced, each one appealing to a separate section of gaming enthusiasts but all possessing the familiar board in the bonus round. The Monopoly Megajackpots Slot appeals to those that like jackpots, whilst another Monopoly slots version appeals to those that like to play games on their mobiles, yet another one caters to those that prefer smaller wins but more frequently and so on.

Monopoly
As all the Monopoly slots have bonus rounds that are based on the original game of Monopoly, the bonus round is also played in a similar way to the board game. Having decided how many rolls of the dice you have on the Monopoly board before leaving the reels part of the game, you move around the board the set number of times collecting wins as you go around. Obviously the size of these wins will depend on a couple of factors, the first being how many times that you pass “Go” and the second being the version of Monopoly slots that you are playing. Obviously with Monopoly Megajackpots Slot version, jackpots will be there somewhere but with others it may not.