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Microgaming / Games Global · 2020Mega Moolah Absolootly Mad — what every player should know
Overview
Absolootly Mad Mega Moolah is Microgaming's chaotic take on the original progressive juggernaut. Six reels, Megaways engine, tumbling symbols that keep firing after wins — and a pooled jackpot that regularly cracks £1m.
How it plays
Spin from £0.20 to £20. Land matching symbols across the 117,649 ways and they collapse, letting new ones tumble down. The volatility is punishing — you'll see long droughts between hits — but when the reels align, cascades can chain into serious money.
The bonus round
Three bonus scatter symbols trigger free spins with a persistent multiplier that climbs with each tumble. The real draw is the progressive jackpot, seeded at £1m and funded across the entire Mega Moolah network — it can hit on any spin, regardless of bet size.
Who it's for
High-volatility chasers with patience for 100+ spin droughts, playing £0.50–£5 stakes and dreaming of that life-changing progressive hit.
Avoid if
You need frequent wins or play on a tight bankroll — Absolootly Mad will test your nerve long before it rewards it.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you win the jackpot on a small bet?
Yes. The progressive jackpot is seeded and pooled network-wide — every spin, regardless of stake, is eligible. Bet size does not change your odds of triggering it.
What's the difference between this and the original Mega Moolah?
Absolootly Mad uses Megaways (117,649 ways instead of fixed paylines) and adds tumbling reels with multipliers. The original is simpler, lower volatility, but feeds the same jackpot pool.