Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels

Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels: Slot Overview

Gamblers who spend more than 5 minutes noodling around online looking for a big jackpot slot are very likely to bump into Games Global's legendary Mega Moolah progressive jackpot range sooner or later. It's one of the biggest paying progressives on the market and has been kicking around since 2006. Yep, the original Mega Moolah slot came out in the mid-noughties, and it shows. Since then, though, a large number of slots have been hooked to the progressive jackpot from both Games Global as well as several of its partners. Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels revives the original slot while quadrupling the number of active gaming panels in the base game. Does this make it 4x the fun?

Debatable, but anyway, Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels does indeed have 4 separately spinning reel sets in view when it hits your screen. The rest of the artwork is about the same as it ever was – cheerfully grinning animals, a grassy, tree-lined part of Africa, golden lighting, and so on. It does look old-fashioned, fair dues, but in some ways, that's arguably part of the Mega Moolah charm and possibly part of the reason players keep returning to it many years later.

Another compelling reason to pick Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels is to have a crack at winning multi-million euro jackpots, and the larger the bet, the better the chance of doing so, where the choices are $/€1 to $/€25 per spin. Statistically, there is one model which is very low volatile and has an RTP of 85% and a jackpot contribution of 5.3%. As well as large possible prizes, Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels' hit rate is massive at 91.57%; rarely do we see such a monumental figure, and it is worth pointing out. Otherwise, each of the 4 matrices holds 5 reels, 3 rows, and 25 paylines.

Onto symbols, where the regular pays include 10 to A royals, awarding 0.4 to 1.5 times the bet for a 5 OAK hit, joined by an antelope, zebra, giraffe, buffalo, and elephant, paying 2.5 to 7.5 times the bet for a line of 5 identical premiums. Mega Moolah veterans will note these values are one-quarter of the values found in the original Mega Moolah, split into 4's by the 4 gaming grids, it seems. As before, the lion is wild, this time paying 150x the bet for a line of 5 or helping connect winning lines by substituting for all regular pays. When a wild substitute wins, the win is doubled.

Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels: Slot Features

Camping out in Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels' savannah is a free spins round and the jackpot feature.

Free Spins

Scatters are present on all reels, and landing 3, 4, or 5 scatters awards 15 free spins, plus a payout of 0.75x, 5x, or 25x the bet, respectively. Note that free spins can be triggered simultaneously across all reel sets. During free spins, all wins are multiplied by 3, and the round can be retriggered. It is possible to win up to 60 free spins.

Jackpots

The Jackpot feature can trigger randomly on any base game spin. The higher the bet, the greater the chance of winning the progressive jackpot. If the jackpot and free spins trigger at the same time, the bonus is played out first. When triggered, a wheel spins to award the Mini, Minor, Major, or Mega Jackpot, which have starting values of €10, €100, €10,000, and €2 million, respectively.

Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels: Slot Verdict

Ever met anyone obsessed with the past? As if everything was better back in the day when they were younger, stronger, more virile, and that everything these days sucks? Games Global is really starting to come across as one such curmudgeon, its heart and mind trapped in an earlier era when it was one of the main top dogs. These days, the studio insists on releasing painfully dated slots like Legacy Retro Roller or making attempts at something 'niche' which still comes off as painfully dated, such as Football Penny Roller. Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels is another piece of wood to throw on the sentimental pining for the past bonfire. It lacks even the modernising touch Gameburger Studo's Mega Moolah Megaways had. Okay, players get 4 reel sets to stare out, but hmm, yeah.

It does seem in this instance that more grids equate to more wins, though, as attested by the monstrous hit frequency. Extra hits don't necessarily mean extra dosh, though, as the RTP makes plain. But, for players who like consistent, albeit likely pipsqueak wins to keep them motivated while keeping an eye on those jackpots, Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels could be the answer. The funny thing about winning, one funny thing at least, is that yeah, there are four gaming grids, but the winning combination values are like a quarter of what they are on normal Mega Moolah. Take from here, give over there, eh. At the end of the day, okay, there are four simultaneously spinning reel sets, but Mega Moolah 4Tune Reels felt several years late to the party. Put it this way: if it didn't have a colossal progressive jackpot attached, would many gamblers look twice?