What the Jackpot Flag on Mega Moolah Means at Dominion Black Casino

Mega Moolah, from Microgaming, is one of the slots the Dominion Black lobby marks with a jackpot flag. The flag is a sorting label: it tells you nothing about what a jackpot is worth or when one pays out.

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Of the 20 slots featured on the Dominion Black home page, only Mega Moolah and Atlantean Treasures: Mega Moolah carry the jackpot flag. Microgaming makes both, so a single studio accounts for every flagged title in that selection.

The selection holds a third Microgaming slot, 9 Masks of Fire, and it has no flag: the marker belongs to particular games, not to everything a studio makes.

One of 108 jackpot-type games

Across the Dominion Black lobby as a whole, 108 games are classed as jackpot games. Game types overlap, so a jackpot game can also be one of the 1,406 slots, and the two totals cannot be added together. Our slots overview shows how the catalogue is organized.

The row of quick filters has no Jackpots button; to see the full list, open Categories and pick the Jackpots group. You will find no jackpot amounts or winners’ names on this guide.

No search, on phone or computer

Mega Moolah’s tile is already on screen when the Dominion Black lobby loads, on a phone or a computer alike, so there is nothing to search for. Add it to Favourites if you return to it often, or choose Microgaming under Providers to browse all 95 of the studio’s games; our Microgaming page puts its three titles on this guide side by side.

Bonus wagering on a jackpot-flagged slot

At Dominion Black the flag does not take Mega Moolah out of the slot category, and slot bets are what count toward a welcome bonus’s target of 40 times the bonus amount. If an offer’s terms single out particular games, that is where it will be written, so read them before you play bonus money here.

Each offer’s terms also state the most you can cash out from bonus play, and our guide to the bonus terms shows where to find both.

Questions and answers

What does the jackpot flag on Mega Moolah tell me?

That the lobby classes Mega Moolah as a jackpot game. Among the 20 slots featured on the casino’s home page, only Mega Moolah and Atlantean Treasures: Mega Moolah have that flag. It describes the type of game and is not a promise of any outcome.

Why can’t I add the 108 jackpot games to the 1,406 slots?

Because the lobby’s game types overlap. A title can be a jackpot game and a slot at the same time, as Mega Moolah is, so adding the two figures would count such games twice. Each total stands on its own.

Does the jackpot flag stop Mega Moolah from counting toward a bonus?

The casino’s rule is that bonuses are wagered on slots, and the lobby lists Mega Moolah as one, so its bets count toward the 40-times target. Check the offer’s own terms as well, since that is where any rule naming particular games would be set out.

Open Mega Moolah from the lobby

Find it on the lobby home page and play from your balance in Canadian dollars.

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Game details

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