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People play online slots for a number of different reasons, but they only play progressive jackpot online slots for one.
The chance to win life-changing money is what draws huge numbers of people into the legal US online casino industry’s most popular games.
The progressive jackpot slots players find at online casinos in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are pretty much typical slot games. You spin the reels and let luck do the heavy lifting. The major big difference is the size of the jackpot available to be won.
These games feature jackpots that increase with every spin. Once the jackpot hits, it resets back to a designated amount and starts growing again.
If a particular jackpot hasn’t been hit in some time, it will often reach high six or even seven figures.
So much of what you put into a progressive jackpot slot is siphoned off for the jackpot, these game’s don’t pay out as often as some others. But you play progressive jackpot slots for life-changing money, not small wins.
Attention progressive jackpot players: millions could be yours
Millions could be yours if you throw caution to the wind, stop chasing small wins on a slot with high Return To Player Rate and bet on a progressive jackpot online slot.
Right now you can chase a more-than $72,000 progressive jackpot playing a slot like the NetEnt designed Greek-themed Divine Fortune on BetRivers online casino in PA.
The same game also boasts a better-than $34,000 progressive jackpot on the Golden Nugget Online Casino in NJ.
Plus, players from all over the US can start chasing a progressive jackpot that starts at SC$30,000 on the Big Goreela online slot at Chumba Casino.
However, we’re here today to let you in on something even bigger.
Two top NJ online casinos offer players access to a pair of massive progressive jackpot series ready to make historical payouts when they’re hit.
Progressive jackpot series are essentially groups of slots that feed into the same single progressive jackpots. Play any one of the slots in the group and you’re playing for the life-changing money that awaits in the series’ progressive jackpot.
The theory is the jackpots in these series grow even bigger than most because there are more games feeding into it.
Here’s a look at the two biggest progressive jackpot online slot series in the US right now:
Borgata’s Big One series
Borgata Casino doesn’t have the biggest selection of online slots in NJ, but Borgata’s Big One series makes up the difference. The series consists of five different jackpots that amounted to over $2.8 million as of the end of September 2019.
All five jackpots are progressive, meaning they grow with every spin at every one of five Big One series slots.
The five Big One series slots that offer players a chance at these massive jackpots are:
- Loot’EnKhamun
- Biker Pigs
- Luck ‘O The Jackpot
- Going Nuts
- Melon Madness
Each game’s play differs slightly, but that matters very little as players trigger the chance at a jackpot win randomly. Of course, the more you bet the higher your chances of winning a jackpot. However, a chance to win can and will hit at any time.
The game randomly transports players to the Borgata Big Series Jackpot screen where they find a list of all five jackpots and a color wheel.
Players spin the wheel and it changes colors until stopping on one. Every color corresponds to one of the five Big Series jackpots.
888 Originals
888 Originals are a series of online slot titles available exclusively at 888 Casino in NJ.
Three of these exclusive online slot titles make up a progressive jackpot series that boasted a jackpot of over $620,000 as of the end of September 2019.
The games are:
- Oktoberfest Spins!
- Gods of Gold
- Steampunk Nation
The slots all feature different themes and gameplay, but all pay into the same progressive jackpot with every spin. Just like the Big One series, players trigger the 888 Originals series jackpot randomly.
That means you could end up putting big money in the bank on any spin. However, you should remember your chances of winning the jackpot increases with the size of your bet.
