Mega Moolah Paytable: 12 Symbols and Every Pay at 6.25

How Mega Moolah's 25 Lines Pay

Line wins in Mega Moolah run left to right along 25 fixed lines, and each line pays only its single highest combination. The client multiplies every line pay by the bet per line, so a 6.25 spin stakes 0.25 on each line. The scatter is the exception.

The paytable is also the only official maths Games Global shows for this slot. Return to player and volatility both go unpublished, while catalogues quote 88.12% or 93.42% without naming a source. So the numbers below tell you what each combination pays. How often it lands stays an open question. That gap matters more here than on a slot without a jackpot, because part of whatever the game returns is parked in four pools this table never mentions, from a Mini worth a few credits to a Mega that has paid eight figures.

Every Line Pay at a 6.25 Bet

Read on 2 Nov 2026; the maker can change a screen without saying so.

Only four symbols pay for two: the lion, the elephant, the buffalo and the scatter. Everything else needs three on a line.

Pays as Multiples of the Stake

Every line pay is a fixed multiple of the stake, so the table below holds at any bet: five of a kind runs from 600x for the lion down to 1.6x for the 10. Five elephants, second among the line symbols, return 30 times the bet. That is a twentyfold drop.

No other step down the table is that steep.

Read the right-hand column and a habit of the game shows up. Three of a kind on any card symbol, and on the zebra or antelope too, returns less than the stake. Three 10s pay 0.50 on the maximum spin, which hands back 8% of the bet.

We do not recommend Mega Moolah to a player who wants the base game to pay its way: three of a kind returns less than the stake on 7 of the 11 line symbols, and the jackpot share behind the table is unpublished.

The Lion Doubles What It Completes

The lion doubles any line win it completes, on top of its wild job of standing in for every symbol except the scatter. By our reading of the rule, two elephants plus a lion on a line count as three elephants, so the 12.50 pay would double to 25.00. The client prints no doubled figure, and with no spins played we never saw one land.

Five lions on their own are a different case: that is the lion's own top pay of 3,750.00, the largest line pay on the table. Two lions return 3.75, less than the 6.25 staked, which is easy to miss when the wild symbol lights up.

Monkey Scatters Pay on the Total Bet

The monkey pays wherever it lands, multiplied by the whole stake rather than the line bet. At 6.25, two scatters return 12.50 (2x), three return 18.75 (3x), four return 125.00 (20x) and five return 625.00 (100x).

Three or more also start the free spins. The scatter win sits on top of any line wins from the same spin.

Free Spins Triple Every Line Pay

Three, four or five scatters award 15 free spins, and every win during them is tripled. The feature can be won again from inside. It plays at the bet and lines of the spin that started it. The jackpot wheel cannot start during free spins.

The free-spin screen prints its own ceiling: WIN UP TO 12,000.00 at the top bet, which is 1,920 times the stake. The client leaves the route to that figure unexplained, so we leave it there too.

The Paytable at the 0.25 Minimum

At the lowest preset, 0.25, every pay shrinks to a twenty-fifth of the figures above. Five lions return 150.00. Five monkeys bring 25.00, and three 10s just 0.02, which is about as close to nothing as a winning line gets.

The multiples stay the same at every stake. What changes is the jackpot side: the rules say the higher the bet, the greater the chance of the progressive jackpot, without giving a figure.

What the Paytable Leaves Out

The paytable leaves out the part of Mega Moolah that made it famous. The four progressive jackpots come from a separate wheel that starts at random on a base-game spin. The biggest prizes appear nowhere in these tables.

It leaves out frequency too. A table of pays with no hit rate beside it is half a picture.

We do not recommend reading the 12,000.00 free-spin ceiling as a realistic target: the client prints it once, explains nothing about how it is reached, and pairs it with a feature whose trigger rate is unpublished.

The studio's free demo still shows this table in full, though its server refused to spin when we tried it on 2 November 2026.